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1 Robot per person |
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Open to all IIT students.
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The Contest is for individual robots only. The Robot teams
option provided by Robocode will not be used.
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The Java package you create your robot in should be your IIT
username. If you use the Editor provided with Robocode it will ask you to
enter the package name as your initials when you create a new Robot, enter your
username instead.
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Submit the code and compiled version of your robot as a zip file via e-mail to
, before the deadline. Please include in
the zip file the entire folder with your username created by the Robocode
editor in the robots directory. If you don't have a folder in the robots directory with
your username see the previous bullet point.
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Sample robots provided with Robocode are just SAMPLES! You may not submit them as your own
robot. If you model the behavior of these sample robots your robot must contain significant
differences (Adding a few lines or changing variable names doesn't count).
We will verify code in all winning robots.
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The exact number of robots per match will be determined by the number of robots entered.
There will be 2 rounds. In round 1 robots will compete in matches of 4-8 robots for 10
rounds. The winners of the first round matches with compete in round 2. All robots
will compete in a single match for 10 rounds. The default Robocode setting will be used.
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We reserve the right to change the exact number of rounds and matches at any point until
the competition has actually started.
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