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RE: 学习笔记（2）：steemmonsters对战模拟器学习
Hello, I hope English is fine with you. I used Google translator to read your blog post.
Thanks for looking at my simulator :) I'd love to know which bugs you found, so that I can keep improving the simulator.
Regarding the precision of the simulator, I think you can't get better than 70/80% if you don't use the match RNG seed. I haven't added it yet, but might in a future update.
Your work is great, thank you.
I found a few problems:
1.Some skills fail. for example Thorns have failed.
2.miss seem to fail.
3.After the monster dies, it will be deleted repeatedly，The problem is in the following code：
4.No untamed new skills
Thank you :)
I'll look into the skills more thoroughly and clean up my code. Thank you for pointing it out :) There are probably a lot more bugs. I think I need to add more tests to detect those kinds of bugs.
The problem with misses/hits is that they are not deterministic. Whether a monster misses is determined in the match. I'd need to add the seed of a match to my random number generator. And the seed is only known after a match finished. So without the seed, there is some variance there. But I assume that there are some bugs within that part of the code which need fixing :)
That bugs sounds curious. I'll have to take a closer look.
I'm working on the Untamed Skills right now. I've added 70% of them to my local repository. Haven't had time to push it to GitHub. But I'll do that soon.
I hope I'll fix the bugs you've found very soon. Thanks again for taking the time to look at my code :)
I actually came on here to congratulate you @bauloewe on having designed a @splinterlands sim... but I see you're giving that out for free? wow 👏 I guess it's 'simple' but also 'not' ... if you know what I mean. I guess it's depends on the person at the end of the keyboard 😉 As well, I guess impossible to make something '100%' accurate like you say. But still, maybe it's time for me to start learning some python... heh 👍 Right now I am doing a different course but it's been on my mind - certainly would mesh with STEEM well.