def __createBoard(self, round):
if round == 1:
board = Board(self.__round1Categories, round)
else:
board = Board(self.__round2Categories, round)
return board
def __init__(self,
print_board_after_move=False,
print_move_result=False,
always_persist_board_state=True,
show_recent_moves=False):
"""
Instantiates the game of chess. Pass parameters as needed to suit your liking
:param print_board_after_move: False by default
:param print_move_result: False by default
:param always_persist_board_state: True by default
:param show_recent_moves: False by default
"""
self.visualiser = Visualiser()
self.board = Board()
self.__game_logger = GameLogger()
self.__game_history = GameHistory()
# Game options. Refer to variable names for the acronym meanings
self.__pbam = print_board_after_move
self.__pmr = print_move_result
self.__apbs = always_persist_board_state
self.__srm = show_recent_moves
# Persist initial state
if self.__apbs:
self.persist_state_to_file()
def __init__(self):
self.player1 = Player(1)
self.player2 = Player(2)
self.board = Board(self.player1, self.player2)
self.players = [self.player1, self.player2]
self.setup()
self.focus = 0
self.__loop()
def play(board=None):
if not board:
board = Board()
curr_player = "black" if board.LASTPLAYERCOLOR == "white" else "white"
running = True
while running:
while True:
system("clear")
print(board)
if board.CHECKMATE:
print(
f"It's checkmate! {board.LASTPLAYERCOLOR.capitalize()} has won!"
)
running = False
break
elif board.STALEMATE:
print(f"It's stalemate! The game is a draw.")
running = False
break
move = input(f"{curr_player.capitalize()} to move: ")
try:
move = move.split(" ")
l = len(move)
if l not in (2, 3):
raise InvalidSquareException
if l == 2:
result = board.makeMove(move[0], move[1], curr_player)
else:
result = board.makeMove(move[0],
move[1],
curr_player,
promotionTo=move[2])
if not result:
print("Invalid move!")
sleep(2)
continue
break
except InvalidSquareException:
print("Invalid input!")
sleep(2)
curr_player = "black" if curr_player == "white" else "white"
def print(self, board: Board):
"""
Print the entire battlefield
:param board: The current board in play
:return: void
"""
# Render first horizontal alphabetical x-axis markers
row = [" "]
for x_marker in self.coordinate_map:
row.append(" " + x_marker)
print("".join(row))
# Render the rest of the cheese board
for y, y_row in enumerate(self.map):
# Render left side row numbers
row = [str((8 - y)) + " "]
# Render battlefield
for x, square in enumerate(y_row):
# Check with Board if there is a piece on this coordinate
anybody = board.who_is_in(*[x, y])
# Anybody out there?
if anybody is not None:
# Oh hai
row.append(anybody.name)
else:
# Print a simple dot
row.append(" .")
# Print the entire row
print("".join(row))
def singlePieceChecks():
board = Board()
print(board)
bra = [[False] * 8 for _ in range(8)]
bra[3][3] = True
print(board.board_arr[3][3].attacks(bra))
def __init__(self):
pygame.init() # Initialize PyGame library.
self.config = cp.ConfigParser() # Init the config parser.
self.config.read('config.ini') # Open the config file.
pygame.display.set_caption(
"Conway's Game of Life") # Set window title.
pygame.display.set_icon(
pygame.image.load(
"./assets/img/window_icon.png")) # Set window icon.
pygame.mouse.set_cursor(*pygame.cursors.diamond) # Set mouse cursor.
self.window = Window(self.config) # Init window.
self.screen_surface = pygame.display.set_mode(
(self.window.width, self.window.height)) # Init the main surface.
self.background = Surface("./assets/img/background.jpg",
(0, 0)) # Init the background surface.
# self.play_button = Surface("./assets/img/play-button.png", (50, self.window)) # Init the play button surface.
self.board = Board(self.window,
self.config) # Main structure of the game.
def automove(DEBUG=True, playAfter=False):
sleepTime = .2
board = Board()
#BUG GAME
moves = [
("c2", "c4", "white"),
("a7", "a6", "black"),
("c4", "c5", "white"),
("a6", "a5", "black"),
("c5", "C6", "white"),
("a5", "a4", "black"),
("c6", "d7", "white"),
("d8", "d7", "black"),
("d2", "d4", "white"),
("d7", "d8", "black"),
("d4", "d5", "white"),
("a4", "a3", "black"),
("d5", "d6", "white"),
("b7", "b6", "black"),
("d6", "e7", "white"),
("b6", "b5", "black"),
]
if not DEBUG:
system("clear")
print(board)
sleep(sleepTime)
for move in moves:
if not DEBUG:
system("clear")
board.makeMove(*move)
print(board)
sleep(sleepTime)
if playAfter:
play(board)
def run():
"""Run the game"""
while True:
player_symbol = input("Choose your symbol: X/O ?")
if player_symbol == "O" or player_symbol == "X":
print("Let's start!!")
print("=" * 20)
break
print("Oops! Wrong input!! Try again")
if player_symbol == "X":
bot_symbol = "O"
else:
bot_symbol = "X"
print(_introduction())
user = User(player_symbol)
bot = Bot(bot_symbol)
global BOT_SYMBOL
BOT_SYMBOL = bot_symbol
players = [user, bot]
board = Board()
print(_get_game_result(_play_game(players, board), players))
def __init__(self):
self.game_board = Board()
class Game:
def __init__(self):
pygame.init() # Initialize PyGame library.
self.config = cp.ConfigParser() # Init the config parser.
self.config.read('config.ini') # Open the config file.
pygame.display.set_caption(
"Conway's Game of Life") # Set window title.
pygame.display.set_icon(
pygame.image.load(
"./assets/img/window_icon.png")) # Set window icon.
pygame.mouse.set_cursor(*pygame.cursors.diamond) # Set mouse cursor.
self.window = Window(self.config) # Init window.
self.screen_surface = pygame.display.set_mode(
(self.window.width, self.window.height)) # Init the main surface.
self.background = Surface("./assets/img/background.jpg",
(0, 0)) # Init the background surface.
# self.play_button = Surface("./assets/img/play-button.png", (50, self.window)) # Init the play button surface.
self.board = Board(self.window,
self.config) # Main structure of the game.
def draw_background(self):
self.screen_surface.blit(self.background.image, self.background.rect)
def draw_board(self):
half_padding = self.board.matrix_padding // 2
for x in range(0, self.board.width):
for y in range(0, self.board.height):
# Get the current cell.
cell = self.board.structure[y + half_padding][x + half_padding]
# Pick the color corresponding to the cell state.
color = Color.LIGHT_GREY if cell.state is Cell.DEAD else Color.BLACK
# Draw the current cell.
cell_size = Cell.SIZE + self.board.zoom
pygame.draw.rect(self.board.surface, Color.WHITE,
(x * cell_size, y * cell_size, cell_size + 2,
cell_size + 2))
rect = pygame.draw.rect(
self.board.surface, color,
((x * cell_size) + 1,
(y * cell_size) + 1, cell_size, cell_size))
# Store the 2D coordinates of the cell on the surface.
self.board.structure[y +
half_padding][x +
half_padding].rect = rect
# Blit the board surface on the screen surface.
self.screen_surface.blit(
self.board.surface,
((self.window.width -
(self.board.width * Cell.SIZE)) >> 1, self.board.h_padding))
def clear_board(self):
"""
Clear the board by killing every living cells.
"""
for y in self.board.structure:
for x in y:
x.state = Cell.DEAD
def process_cell_action(self, click_pos):
"""
Process the user action on a cell.
:param click_pos:
:return:
"""
for row in self.board.structure:
for cell in row:
if cell.rect is not None:
if cell.rect.left <= click_pos[0] - self.board.w_padding <= cell.rect.right and \
cell.rect.top <= click_pos[1] - self.board.h_padding <= cell.rect.bottom:
cell.swap_state()
return
def calculates_cell_next_states(self):
"""
Calculates and saves the next cell states.
"""
for y, row in enumerate(self.board.structure):
for x, cell in enumerate(row):
neighbors = self.neighbors_counter(x, y)
if neighbors is 3 and cell.state is Cell.DEAD:
cell.save_next_state(Cell.ALIVE)
if neighbors < 2 or neighbors > 3 and cell.state is Cell.ALIVE:
cell.save_next_state(Cell.DEAD)
def apply_cell_next_states(self):
for row in self.board.structure:
for cell in row:
cell.apply_next_state()
def neighbors_counter(self, pos_x, pos_y) -> int:
neighbors = 0
y_max = self.board.height + self.board.matrix_padding - 1
x_max = self.board.width + self.board.matrix_padding - 1
# LEFT
if pos_x > 0 and self.board.structure[pos_y][pos_x -
1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# RIGHT
if pos_x < x_max and self.board.structure[pos_y][
pos_x + 1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# UP
if pos_y > 0 and self.board.structure[pos_y -
1][pos_x].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# DOWN
if pos_y < y_max and self.board.structure[
pos_y + 1][pos_x].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# UP LEFT
if (pos_x > 0 and pos_y > 0) and self.board.structure[pos_y - 1][
pos_x - 1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# UP RIGHT
if (pos_x < x_max and pos_y > 0) and self.board.structure[pos_y - 1][
pos_x + 1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# DOWN LEFT
if (pos_x > 0 and pos_y < y_max) and self.board.structure[pos_y + 1][
pos_x - 1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
# DOWN RIGHT
if (pos_x < x_max and pos_y < y_max) and self.board.structure[
pos_y + 1][pos_x + 1].state is Cell.ALIVE:
neighbors += 1
return neighbors
def refresh_board(self):
self.draw_board()
pygame.display.flip()
print("Zoom: {}".format(self.board.zoom))
# def draw_buttons(self):
# self.screen_surface.blit(self.play_button.image, self.play_button.rect)
def run(self):
pygame.transform.rotate(self.board.surface, 40)
self.draw_background()
self.draw_board()
# self.draw_buttons()
pygame.display.update()
idle_mode = True
while True:
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type is pygame.QUIT:
sys.exit()
elif event.type is pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP:
if event.button is 1: # LEFT MOUSE CLICK
self.process_cell_action(event.pos)
self.refresh_board()
elif event.button is 4: # MOUSE WHEEL UP
self.board.zoom_in()
self.refresh_board()
elif event.button is 5: # MOUSE WHEEL DOWN
self.board.zoom_out()
self.refresh_board()
elif event.type is pygame.KEYUP and event.key is pygame.K_DELETE: # DEL BUTTON
self.clear_board()
self.refresh_board()
idle_mode = True
elif event.type is pygame.KEYUP and event.key is pygame.K_SPACE: # SPACE BUTTON
idle_mode = True if idle_mode is False else False
if idle_mode is False:
self.calculates_cell_next_states()
self.apply_cell_next_states()
self.refresh_board()
class Game:
__white_turn = True
__dimensions = 8
__castling_moves = ["O-O", "O-O-O"]
def __init__(self,
print_board_after_move=False,
print_move_result=False,
always_persist_board_state=True,
show_recent_moves=False):
"""
Instantiates the game of chess. Pass parameters as needed to suit your liking
:param print_board_after_move: False by default
:param print_move_result: False by default
:param always_persist_board_state: True by default
:param show_recent_moves: False by default
"""
self.visualiser = Visualiser()
self.board = Board()
self.__game_logger = GameLogger()
self.__game_history = GameHistory()
# Game options. Refer to variable names for the acronym meanings
self.__pbam = print_board_after_move
self.__pmr = print_move_result
self.__apbs = always_persist_board_state
self.__srm = show_recent_moves
# Persist initial state
if self.__apbs:
self.persist_state_to_file()
def visualise(self):
"""
Visualise the board in console. No budget for a 3D cheeseboard here, a charcuterie might be cheaper
:return: void
"""
self.visualiser.print(self.board)
def persist_state_to_file(self):
self.__game_logger.state_to_file(self.board)
def persist_move_to_file(self, origin, destination=None):
self.__game_logger.action_to_file(origin, destination)
def move(self, origin, destination=None):
"""
Move the piece if it is valid
:param origin:
:param destination:
:return: the result of the move
"""
result = None
# Filter out non-standard moves except castling
if destination is None and origin not in self.__castling_moves:
return MoveStatus.ERR_UNRECOGNISED
if origin in self.__castling_moves:
king_side = True if origin == "O-O" else False
if self.__apbs:
# Get our pieces for later use before they move
origin_piece = self.get_castling_piece()
destination_piece = self.get_castling_piece(king_side, False)
""" Run castling move"""
castle_result = self.board.castle(self.__white_turn, king_side)
if castle_result is MoveStatus.OK_CASTLED:
# Invert current turn if move was successful
self.__white_turn = not self.__white_turn
result = castle_result
else:
# Convert atlas coordinates to cartesian coordinates
cartesian_origin = self.atlas_to_cartesian_coordinates(origin)
origin_piece = self.board.who_is_in(*cartesian_origin)
cartesian_destination = self.atlas_to_cartesian_coordinates(
destination)
destination_piece = self.board.who_is_in(*cartesian_destination)
""" Run normal actions """
move = self.board.move(*cartesian_origin, *cartesian_destination,
self.__white_turn)
if move.value > 0:
# Invert current turn if move was successful
self.__white_turn = not self.__white_turn
result = move
if result.value > 0:
""" Run needed subroutines if we have a successful move """
separator = "-" if result is not MoveStatus.OK_KILL else "x"
final_destination = separator + destination if destination is not None else ""
# Print a shoddy chessboard as needed
if self.__pbam:
self.visualise()
# Log and print this movement
if self.__srm:
self.__game_history.log(not self.__white_turn, origin,
destination)
self.print_recent_moves()
# Persist file if set
if self.__apbs:
self.persist_move_to_file(origin_piece, destination_piece)
# Print move result irregardless if successful or not
if self.__pmr:
print(result)
# Give a nice separator if some game settings are up
if self.__pbam or self.__pmr or self.__srm:
print(("=" * 100) + "\n\n\n")
return result
def get_castling_piece(self, king_side=True, king=True):
"""
Function to return the pieces involved when castling.
:param king_side: Determines which matching rook to get. Has no effect if king is true
:param king: Always returns the king unless specified
:return: Piece either Rook or King. May return None if no piece is in position
"""
x = 4
y = 7 if self.__white_turn else 0
if not king:
""" Looking for our rook """
x = 7 if king_side == "O-O" else 0
return self.board.who_is_in(*[x, y])
def print_recent_moves(self):
"""
Print recent moves by both players in a horizontal fashion
:return:
"""
print('.' * 100)
self.__game_history.nice_print_history()
print('.' * 100)
def atlas_to_cartesian_coordinates(self, cell):
"""
Convert atlas grid coordinate to cartesian coordinates
:param cell: Cell coordinates to translate
:return: List consisting of x and y coordinates
"""
cell = list(cell)
cell[0] = self.translate_a(cell[0]) # X
cell[1] = abs(int(cell[1]) - self.__dimensions) # Y
return cell
def translate_a(self, letter):
"""
Translate a(tlas) coordinate alphabet to its zero-indexed numeric value
:param letter: letter to translate
:return: integer
"""
return self.visualiser.coordinate_map.index(letter.lower())
import time
from classes.Board import Board
if __name__ == '__main__':
# state = Board([5, 1, 3, 4, 2, 0, 7, 8, 10, 6, 11, 12, 9, 13, 14, 15], 4)
# state = Board([1, 6, 2, 5, 7, 3, 0, 4, 8], 3)
# state = Board([1, 3, 6, 5, 2, 0, 4, 7, 8], 3)
state = Board([5, 0, 2, 1, 4, 3, 6, 7, 8], 3)
potential_states = [state]
visited_states = []
max_depth = 2
start = time.time()
# while not state == Board([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 0], 4):
while state.board != state.goal:
state = potential_states.pop(0)
if state in visited_states:
continue
if state.empty_space() < state.size * (state.size - 1):
new_state = state.move("UP")
inserted = False
for i in range(len(potential_states)):
if new_state.h1_and_h2 < potential_states[i].h1_and_h2:
potential_states.insert(i, new_state)
inserted = True
break
return True, 0
has_same_neighbour = False
for y in surrounding_y:
if my_board.positions[y].type == my_board.positions[curr_black].type:
has_same_neighbour = True
if not has_same_neighbour:
return True, -1
return False
game_over = False
my_board = Board()
my_board.print_board()
while my_board.pieces["@"]:
my_board.make_solution_space("@")
curr_black = my_board.pieces["@"][0]
enemies = my_board.positions[curr_black].find_closest_enemies(
my_board.pieces)
surrounding_x = my_board.positions[curr_black].valid_x(
curr_black, my_board.positions)
surrounding_y = my_board.positions[curr_black].valid_y(
curr_black, my_board.positions)
if check_surrounding_same_type(curr_black)[0]:
solution_index = check_surrounding_same_type(curr_black)[1]
# and also mutate
players = [Player(NN.randWeights(), 0.5) for _ in range(100)]
games = []
def comp(x):
return x.score
for _ in range(200):
print(_)
random.shuffle(players)
games = [
Board(players[2 * i], players[2 * i + 1])
for i in range(len(players) // 2)
]
winners = []
for i in range(len(players) // 2):
winners.append(games[i].play())
maxscore = 0
for i in range(len(players) // 2):
if winners[i] == -1:
continue
# print(winners[i])
maxscore = max(winners[i].score, maxscore)
class Game:
def __init__(self):
self.player1 = Player(1)
self.player2 = Player(2)
self.board = Board(self.player1, self.player2)
self.players = [self.player1, self.player2]
self.setup()
self.focus = 0
self.__loop()
def setup(self):
for i in range(8):
piece = Pawn([i, 1], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
for i in range(8):
piece = Pawn([i, 6], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Bishop([2, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Bishop([5, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Bishop([2, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Bishop([5, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Rook([0, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Rook([7, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Rook([0, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Rook([7, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Knight([1, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Knight([6, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Knight([1, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = Knight([6, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
piece = King([4, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
self.player1.set_king_piece(piece)
piece = King([4, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
self.player2.set_king_piece(piece)
piece = Queen([3, 0], "white", self.board)
self.player1.add_piece(piece)
piece = Queen([3, 7], "black", self.board)
self.player2.add_piece(piece)
pass
def __int_input(self, message, min=0, max=7):
while True:
var = input(message)
try:
var = int(var)
if (var >= min and var <= max):
break
else:
print("invalid range")
continue
except:
print("that input was invalid")
return var
def take_move_input(self, player):
player.print_pieces()
while True:
inpt = self.__int_input(
"What piece would you like to move? (Give the corresponding index)",
max=len(player.pieces) - 1)
piece = player.pieces[inpt]
possible_positions = self.board.filter(piece.possible_positions())
if not possible_positions:
print("No possible positions :( choose a different piece")
continue
print("\n")
for i, p in enumerate(possible_positions):
print("%d : (%d,%d)" %
(i, possible_positions[i][0], possible_positions[i][1]))
coord_index = self.__int_input(
"Pick one of these possible positions your piece can move to.",
max=len(possible_positions) - 1)
piece.moveTo(possible_positions[coord_index])
player.update_turns(piece)
break
def checkmate_check(self, player):
other_player = self.player2 if player.num == 1 else self.player1
ret = self.board.check_checkmate(player.king_piece,
other_player.pieces)
if ret:
print("%s king is in checkmate %s player has won" %
(player.color, other_player.color))
time.sleep(100)
#The game loop
def __loop(self):
while True:
print("It is player %d's turn\n" % (self.focus + 1))
player = self.players[self.focus]
self.board.print()
self.take_move_input(player)
time.sleep(1)
os.system("clear")
if self.focus == 0:
self.focus = 1
else:
self.focus = 0
class Engine:
# Game types
MASSACRE_TYPE = "Massacre"
MOVES_TYPE = "Moves"
# Board object
game_board = Board
# Engine initialiser
def __init__(self):
self.game_board = Board()
# Begins the game, and determines the game type
def start(self):
if self.game_board.type == self.MASSACRE_TYPE:
# Run a massacre of the black pieces
self.massacre(Piece.BLACK)
if self.game_board.type == self.MOVES_TYPE:
# Count and print all possible moves
self.count_moves(self.game_board.positions)
# Counts and prints the number of possible moves that the white and black
# pieces can make. Whites are displayed first, then blacks are displayed
def count_moves(self, positions):
white_count = 0
black_count = 0
# Iterate over all positions on the board, and counts all the possible
# moves that can be made
for xy in positions.keys():
moves = positions[xy].get_moves(xy, positions)
if positions[xy].type == Piece.WHITE:
white_count += len(moves[0]) + len(moves[1])
if positions[xy].type == Piece.BLACK:
black_count += len(moves[0]) + len(moves[1])
# Print the possible move counts
print(white_count)
print(black_count)
# Eliminates all the pieces of type "kill_type". Prints all of the moves
# made.
def massacre(self, kill_type):
# Continues while there are still "kill_type" pieces on the board
while self.game_board.pieces[kill_type]:
# Make a solution space, select the current piece, and the
# surrounding pieces on the x and y axes
self.game_board.make_solution_space(kill_type)
curr_p = self.game_board.pieces[kill_type][-1]
enemies = self.game_board.positions[curr_p].find_closest_enemies\
(self.game_board.pieces)
surround_x = self.game_board.positions[curr_p].valid_xy\
(curr_p, self.game_board.positions, Piece.X_AXIS)
surround_y = self.game_board.positions[curr_p].valid_xy\
(curr_p, self.game_board.positions, Piece.Y_AXIS)
# Calculates which of the possible solutions to the current
# "kill_type" piece are the easiest to reach, then moves the
# playing pieces there.
solution_index = 0
if self.check_surrounding_same_type(curr_p, surround_x,
surround_y)[0]:
solution_index = self.check_surrounding_same_type\
(curr_p, surround_x, surround_y)[1]
if solution_index == 0:
x_manhat = 0
for enemy in enemies:
for sol in self.game_board.black_sol_space[curr_p][0]:
x_manhat += Piece.manhattan_dist(enemy, sol)
y_manhat = 0
for enemy in enemies:
for sol in self.game_board.black_sol_space[curr_p][-1]:
y_manhat += Piece.manhattan_dist(enemy, sol)
# Pick based on total manhattan distance values
if y_manhat > x_manhat:
solution_index = 0
else:
solution_index = -1
else:
self.game_board.pieces[Piece.BLACK].append\
(self.game_board.pieces[Piece.BLACK].pop())
self.game_board.move_in_order(
enemies,
self.game_board.black_sol_space[curr_p][solution_index])
self.game_board.update(Piece.BLACK)
# Checks if a piece's surrounding spaces are occupied by a piece of the
# same type. This allows for faster selection of which solution to go
# for, since, for example, two adjacent black pieces on the x axis can
# be immediately ruled out for a solution space on the x axis.
def check_surrounding_same_type(self, curr_p, surround_x, surround_y):
has_same_neighbour = False
# Returns True if there is a same neighbour, and the index of the
# solution space to be used
for x in surround_x:
if self.game_board.positions[x].type == \
self.game_board.positions[curr_p].type:
has_same_neighbour = True
if not has_same_neighbour:
return True, 0
has_same_neighbour = False
for y in surround_y:
if self.game_board.positions[y].type == \
self.game_board.positions[curr_p].type:
has_same_neighbour = True
if not has_same_neighbour:
return True, -1
return False, None
from classes.App import App from classes.Board import Board app = App(title="TetrisPy") board = Board() app.run()
