wesnoth/data/ai/dev/formula_ai_poisoning.cfg
mattsc f57485a8c0 Add conditional inclusion of AI macros to AI cfgs in data/ai
In normal MP and SP games, these macros are defined previously and
including them here produces unnecessary overhead. However, they are
not defined when an AI MP game is started from the commandline with the
-m and --ai-config options.
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#textdomain wesnoth-ai
#ifndef AI_CA_GOTO
{core/macros/ai_candidate_actions.cfg}
#endif
[ai]
id=default_ai_poisoning
description=_"Multiplayer_AI^Dev AI: Default + Poisoning (Formula AI)" # wmllint: no spellcheck
version=10710
[stage]
id=main_loop
name=ai_default_rca::candidate_action_evaluation_loop
{AI_CA_GOTO}
{AI_CA_RECRUITMENT}
{AI_CA_MOVE_LEADER_TO_GOALS}
{AI_CA_MOVE_LEADER_TO_KEEP}
{AI_CA_COMBAT}
{AI_CA_HEALING}
{AI_CA_VILLAGES}
{AI_CA_RETREAT}
{AI_CA_MOVE_TO_TARGETS}
{AI_CA_LEADER_SHARES_KEEP}
[candidate_action] #it consists of several candidate actions
engine=fai # fai engine is temporary disabled, it will be enabled real soon. Note that the rest of parameters are parsed by formula ai engine
name=poisoner #this paramerer (and the rest of them), are specific to fai engine
type=attack
[filter]
me="filter( input, 'me', filter(me.attacks,'att',filter(att.special,'spe',contains_string(spe,'poison'))))"
target="filter( input, 'target', target.undead = 0 and target.hitpoints > 5 and index_of('poisoned',keys(target.states)) = -1)"
[/filter]
evaluation="{ai/formula/poisoner_eval.fai}"
action="{ai/formula/poisoner_attack.fai}"
[/candidate_action]
[/stage]
[/ai]