This is a program to compare two (soon: many) [rgkit] 1 robots (see also robotgame.org).
Another useful tool: rgsimulator
It has multiprocessing and live updating of graphs.
It is in some sorts a replacement for rgkit's default 'run-headless.py', since it is supposed to only test bots against each other, and not be used for debugging. Try to use non-functional bots at your own peril!
Python 2.7 (plus its standard libraries), matplotlib, numpy, [rgkit] 1. Since having two git repositories in the same folder can be derpy, you probably want to clone it somewhere else and just symlink rgcompare.py
A PyPI package is available [here] 2.
I'm not a (professional) programmer, so please excuse my coding style, should it be non-standard or bad. If there's something you want to change, feel free to contribute. There are also numerous bugs currently, the program is unresponsive when running and it will occasionally crash. Don't say I didn't warn you.
usage: rgcompare [-h] [--initrun] [--games GAMES] [--turns TURNS] [--version]
[--processes PROCESSES] [--batch [output dir]] [--no-gui]
[--map MAP]
[r [r ...]]
Compare two or more robotgame controller bots in rgkit
positional arguments:
r robots to fight each other. not yet implemented: if
more than two, batch mode will commence
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--initrun attempt to run game as soon as launched
--games GAMES number of games to run (default 100)
--turns TURNS number of turns per run to set (default 100)
--version show program's version number and exit
--processes PROCESSES
number of processors to use for calculation (default
NUM_PROCESSORS)
--batch [output dir] not yet implemented: and save image of every battle
when finished (default: rgcompare/)
--no-gui run without graphics (enables initial run)
--map MAP map to use (default maps/default.py)