A bot that plays Rocket League using RLBot.
🥇 1st – RLBot Lightfall 2019-10-20 [Braacket part 1] [Braacket part 2] [Video 1] [Video 2]
🥇 1st – RLBot Wintertide 1v1 2019-03-09 [Braacket part 1] [Braacket part 2] [Video]
🥇🥈 1st and 2nd – RLBot Wintertide 2v2 2019-03-10
[Video]
(1st with teammate ReliefBot)
(2nd with teammate also_MichaelBot)
🥇 1st – New Year Invitational 2019-01-21 [Braacket] [Video]
🥈 2nd – Snowbot Showdown 2018-12-16 [Braacket] [Highlight video]
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Windows
RLBot only works on Windows, and we inherit this limitation.
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Install Rust.
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Install pre-commit, and run this command:
pre-commit install
This will run tests/lints/etc before every commit. The bot may lose every game, but at least the code will be pretty!
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Obtain these files from RLBot and copy them somewhere in your
PATH(or alternatively, to avoid polluting your system,target/debugandtarget/release):RLBot_Core.dllRLBot_Core_Interface.dllRLBot_Injector.exe
cargo run -p playcargo build --release && \
( cd tourney/contents && python -c "from rlbot import runner; runner.main()" )The integration tests require a copy of Rocket League running (naturally).
cargo test -p brain -- --test-threads=1 integrationTo run an individual test, you can replace integration with a pattern that
matches the name of the test.
Adapt this command to your needs:
vsperf="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Enterprise\Team Tools\Performance Tools\VSPerf.exe"
RUST_BACKTRACE=1 \
"$vsperf" \
-launch:target/debug/deps/brain-a1b2c3.exe \
-args:"--test-threads=1 recording_template --ignored"tourney/build.shThis will package up a release build in target/tournament/. It will also copy
in a rlbot.cfg for quick testing. You can test the build by starting Rocket
League and then running:
( cd target/tournament && python -c "from rlbot import runner; runner.main()" )Once you know it works, zip up the directory and send it to the tournament organizer!
