bc18-scaffold/battlecode-maps/bottleneck.bc18t at master · battlecode/bc18-scaffold · GitHub

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# an example text-format map.
# text-format maps have the extension .bc18t, instead of .bc18map which is used by JSON format maps;
# if you copy this file, save it as .bc18t, not .bc18map.
# this is a comment.

# random seed
seed: 7347

# orbit settings
# a rocket launched on round n will take:
# sin(n * 2pi/period) * amplitude + center
# rounds to reach Mars
orbit_amplitude: 50
orbit_period: 40
orbit_center: 100

EARTH:
width: 20
height: 20
symmetry: horizontal
# can also be horizontal, none

# now the actual map-defining part
# we make a big square of tiles (see below).
# we define what tiles we want here

# the empty tile
_ =
# a non-passable tile
x = impassable
# varying amounts of karbonite
Q = 50k
1 = 5k
2 = 10k
3 = 20k
4 = 35k
# note: the numbers are just convenient shorthand; you can change the amount of karbonite they refer to

# can place workers
r = red_worker
b = blue_worker

# workers can also have karbonite on their square
R = red_worker 50k

# now we draw a map!
# every line of a map must start with ">"
# use the symbols you defined above to lay out the map

> x x _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
> _ x x _ _ _ _ _ _ _
> _ _ x x _ _ _ _ _ _
> _ _ _ x x _ _ _ _ _
> _ _ _ _ x x _ _ _ _
> _ _ _ _ _ x x _ _ _
> 3 3 x _ 1 _ x x _ _
> 3 3 x _ 1 _ _ x x x
> 3 3 x x 2 1 _ _ x x
> b 3 x x x 2 1 _ _ r
> 3 3 x x x 2 1 _ _ r
> 3 3 x x 2 1 _ _ x x
> 3 3 x _ 1 _ _ x x x
> _ _ x _ 1 _ x x _ _
> _ _ _ _ _ x x _ _ _
> _ _ _ _ x x _ _ _ _
> _ _ _ x x _ _ _ _ _
> _ _ x x _ _ _ _ _ _
> _ x x _ _ _ _ _ _ _
> x x _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _


MARS:
width: 20
height: 20
symmetry: none

# symbols carry over from above
# can define more if we want
J = 1000k

> _ x _ x x x x _ _ x _ _ _ _ x x _ x _ _
> x x x _ _ _ x _ x _ _ x _ _ x x _ x x _
> x _ _ x x _ x x x _ x _ _ x _ _ _ x _ _
> x _ _ _ _ _ x x _ _ x _ _ x x _ _ _ x _
> _ x _ x _ _ _ _ _ x _ x _ x x x _ _ _ x
> _ _ x _ _ x _ _ _ x _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ x _
> x x _ _ _ x x x _ _ x _ x _ x _ _ x _ _
> x _ x _ x x _ _ x _ _ x _ x _ x _ _ x _
> _ x x _ _ _ _ _ x x _ x x _ x _ _ _ _ x
> _ x _ _ x x _ x x _ x _ x x x x x x _ x
> x _ _ x _ x x _ _ x _ _ _ _ _ _ x _ _ x
> x _ _ _ x x _ _ x x x _ _ x _ _ x _ _ _
> x x x x _ _ x x _ x x _ x x _ _ _ x _ _
> _ _ x _ _ _ x _ _ _ _ _ x _ _ _ _ _ _ _
> x _ _ x _ _ _ x _ x _ x _ _ _ _ _ x x _
> _ x _ x x _ _ _ x x x x _ x _ _ _ x _ _
> x _ _ x _ x x x _ x _ x x _ _ x _ x x x
> x _ _ _ _ x x _ x x _ x _ _ _ x _ x x x
> x _ _ x _ x x _ _ _ x _ x _ _ x _ _ _ _
> _ x x _ _ x _ _ x x x _ x x x _ x x _ _

# pro tip: if you're using vim keybindings, try selecting somewhere on that map and typing ctrl-v kkjjjjrx

# asteroids:
# * round x y karbonite
# note that y starts at 0 at the bottom of the map
# all asteroids land on mars

* 200 2 3 150
* 300 10 15 200
* 700 5 5 170
* 800 5 5 60