Exploring raycasters and possibly make a little "doom like" game based on it.
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raycaster/tests/ai.cpp

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#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp>
#include "dbc.hpp"
#include "ai.hpp"
#include <iostream>
using namespace dbc;
using namespace nlohmann;
TEST_CASE("worldstate works", "[ai]") {
enum StateNames {
ENEMY_IN_RANGE,
ENEMY_DEAD
};
ai::State goal;
ai::State start;
std::vector<ai::Action> actions;
// start off enemy not dead and not in range
start[ENEMY_DEAD] = false;
start[ENEMY_IN_RANGE] = false;
// end goal is enemy is dead
goal[ENEMY_DEAD] = true;
ai::Action move_closer("move_closer", 10);
move_closer.needs(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, false);
move_closer.effect(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, true);
REQUIRE(move_closer.can_effect(start));
auto after_move_state = move_closer.apply_effect(start);
REQUIRE(start[ENEMY_IN_RANGE] == false);
REQUIRE(after_move_state[ENEMY_IN_RANGE] == true);
REQUIRE(after_move_state[ENEMY_DEAD] == false);
// start is clean but after move is dirty
REQUIRE(move_closer.can_effect(start));
REQUIRE(!move_closer.can_effect(after_move_state));
REQUIRE(ai::distance_to_goal(start, after_move_state) == 1);
ai::Action kill_it("kill_it", 10);
kill_it.needs(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, true);
kill_it.needs(ENEMY_DEAD, false);
kill_it.effect(ENEMY_DEAD, true);
REQUIRE(!kill_it.can_effect(start));
REQUIRE(kill_it.can_effect(after_move_state));
auto after_kill_state = kill_it.apply_effect(after_move_state);
REQUIRE(!kill_it.can_effect(after_kill_state));
REQUIRE(ai::distance_to_goal(after_move_state, after_kill_state) == 1);
actions.push_back(kill_it);
actions.push_back(move_closer);
REQUIRE(start != goal);
}
TEST_CASE("basic feature tests", "[ai]") {
enum StateNames {
ENEMY_IN_RANGE,
ENEMY_DEAD
};
ai::State goal;
ai::State start;
std::vector<ai::Action> actions;
// start off enemy not dead and not in range
start[ENEMY_DEAD] = false;
start[ENEMY_IN_RANGE] = false;
// end goal is enemy is dead
goal[ENEMY_DEAD] = true;
ai::Action move_closer("move_closer", 10);
move_closer.needs(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, false);
move_closer.effect(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, true);
ai::Action kill_it("kill_it", 10);
kill_it.needs(ENEMY_IN_RANGE, true);
// this is duplicated on purpose to confirm that setting
// a positive then a negative properly cancels out
kill_it.needs(ENEMY_DEAD, true);
kill_it.needs(ENEMY_DEAD, false);
// same thing with effects
kill_it.effect(ENEMY_DEAD, false);
kill_it.effect(ENEMY_DEAD, true);
// order seems to matter which is wrong
actions.push_back(kill_it);
actions.push_back(move_closer);
auto result = ai::plan_actions(actions, start, goal);
REQUIRE(result != std::nullopt);
auto state = start;
for(auto& action : *result) {
state = action.apply_effect(state);
}
REQUIRE(state[ENEMY_DEAD]);
}
TEST_CASE("ai as a module like sound/sprites", "[ai]") {
ai::init("tests/ai_fixture.json");
auto start = ai::load_state("test_start");
auto goal = ai::load_state("test_goal");
auto script = ai::plan("test1", start, goal);
REQUIRE(script != std::nullopt);
auto state = start;
for(auto& action : *script) {
fmt::println("ACTION: {}", action.$name);
state = action.apply_effect(state);
}
REQUIRE(state[ai::state_id("target_dead")]);
}