[WIP] GuiltySpark

[Con]

I was asked to give a presentation on GS at school, so here's a picture you might find interesting if you're into diagrams or something....



Version 1.0.20 is available for the beta testers. It's got some pretty sweet additions that you can read about in the dev blog: http://csauve.wordpress.com/

[Hiralis]

Con, this is amazing. If this were priced, i'd pay full or even double. This is amazing, kudos to u

[Cortexian]

I'm fairly sure that would be illegal, but yes, it's an awesome little application.

[Patrickssj6]

I'm fairly sure that would be illegal, but yes, it's an awesome little application.

huh why? My buddies on other forums make money selling stuff like this

[Cortexian]

NVM, I was thinking of GNU Licensing.

[Con]

I haven't posted in here in a while. I just finished a major feature which is the improved target visibility checking. GuiltySpark will extract the BSP of whatever map you're playing in and perform ray casting to see if the line between two points is obstructed. It was a lot of work but definitely worth it. You can read more about it on my blog: http://csauve.wordpress.com/

Some other changes I've done:

• Graph view ported to DirectX; uses less CPU now
• Command history and associated features
• Added a couple new graph commands
• Various graph view improvements and bug fixes
• Improved script error checking

As for release, there are a couple bug fixes to do first and including more AI scripts would be helpful for you guys.

[Limited]

Jizzed in my pants...

Wow, incredible work so does it do the BSP checking on the fly (as in during when you use the bot)? That'd make sense to it can repeatedly check if theres any walls in the way.

[Con]

Yeah, it extracts it once then does the calculations on its own copy since that's faster than reading from Halo. The default AI refresh rate is every 100ms, so that's how often it's checking.

[Siliconmaster]

Wow. Looks awesome.

[urbanyoung]

I just got told about this project and I must say, it's incredibly impressive. I've always wanted to go deeper into the mechanics of Halo. I see you posted in February that it was available for beta testers. I'm obviously interested in the source code, so I was wondering when it will be released? Is it available for beta builds, or will it only be for the final build?