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Unfortunately I am not a coder or I would...

• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Sunday, June 08
  
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• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by softwareangel on Tuesday, February 24
  
• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Monday, March 13
  
• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 13
  

It has been a while I did not go into coding since I am not working of website, php and businesses. I used to work on my first robot using Acura NSX Type Zero for one track, unfortunately my work was lost when the HD died. I was thinking to use torc engine for a console game like Sega Dreamcast but I don't have the right tools to work at the moment.

When I will have a free time, I will work on robots especially Acura NSX.

• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Sunday, April 17
  

I'd sure like to code a robot - I clicked through the tutorial, but it seems to be linux only, I can't find any windows tools to create robots.

• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Wednesday, July 13
  
• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 20
  

yes i would

Yes, I am looking at Torcs for the sole purpose of doing AI research, i.e., developing robotic driver agents that can learn in their environment over time. I've been comparing numerous platforms (RARS, vdrift.net, racer.nl, torcs, etc.) and find that while vdrift and racer DO look nice, TORCS also looks pretty nice and appears to have a much more stable development base with which to work. Hopefully I'll share some results with the community at some point in time...

A lot of the standard robots are... limited in their AI. The problem with racing is that there isn't one universal algorithm that works, so you either end up with an AI that is superb only at one type of thing, or an AI that has a patchwork of excellent techniques but no real method for smoothly going between each one.

More tracks would be good, too. The old (1984) racing game "Revs" had the old Silverstone circuit built-in and four others (Brands Hatch, Snetterton, Donnington Part and Oulton Park). Even if these were never officially in the game, they would be SUPERB testing circuits for robots, and the plans are all very basic.

(The Old Nuerenbergring - the 22 Km circuit in Germany - would also provide an extremely thorough testing ground for robots and is probably old enough and "uncommercial" enough that it could be included without anyone complaining.)

I can't resist: Vote Nbr 3000!
Yes I developped a roboter. It is called delphin, because it ist written completly in Delphi (Turbo Delphi 2006, downloadable form Borland for free). Source code and tutorial is available. Look at the Link in the news, posted by Bernhard Wymann.

I´m iniciating a project to simulate pervasive application in cars using the TOCRCS as environment´s simulation. I'd like to know other researching projects using TORCS.
Thanks a Lot..
contact me by : genildo@gmail.com

I have been following Bernhard's brilliant tutorial on robot building and so far so good. My robot's running OK - nothing special!. Now comes the difficult bit of making it clever and competitive. Many thanks Bernhard for an excellent piece of work.

yes...

Like to, but it looks really difficult.

Yes, I am interested but will somehow have to find some of that rare resource, "copious free time!"

I'd like to develop a bot based on the Pure algorithm at some point. You can read about it at www.gamasutra.com/view...anced_.php

It seems like it would be interesting to implement.

i'm interested to see last projects

Making robots is the main reason that I'm interested in TORCS. Developing working algorithms, even ones that learn, that sounds like the fun stuff to me. To be honest, I'm not much of a traditional gamer.

QUERO TER UM ROBOT TUTORIAL

• Re: Would you like to develop a robot ? by berniw on Sunday, May 19
  

I would too, but i just don't have either the time to do it or the abilities required for the job for now im happy messing up with the textures

Hi Admins;

I want to implement your following paper for my MS thesis: http://trackgen.pierlucalanzi.net/gecco2011trackgen.pdf

Kindly guide me through it and tell me how can i access the open source GA code?

Waiting for your kind response!

my contact id: salehajavaid89@gmail.com

Regards!

yes