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A StarCraft II bot api client library for Python 3
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Error while using self.time = (self.state.game_loop/22.4) / 60 #302

Open tm012 opened 5 years ago

tm012 commented 5 years ago

My code is async def on_step(self, iteration): self.time = (self.state.game_loop/22.4) / 60 .......................... ............................ While running this line (self.time = (self.state.game_loop/22.4) / 60) It's giving error on the line,

await ai.on_step(iteration) Inside Python36\lib\site-packages\sc2\main.py", line 135, in _play_game_ai

Logs: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\tause\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python36\lib\site-packages\sc2\main.py", line 135, in _play_game_ai await ai.on_step(iteration) File "S:\Starcraft 2 API\Python Files\pythonStarcraftPart13.py", line 44, in on_step self.time = (self.state.game_loop/22.4) / 60 AttributeError: can't set attribute ERROR:sc2.main:resigning due to previous error --- on_end called --- Result.Defeat False

mogue commented 5 years ago

self.time returns the game time in seconds, why would you want to set it?

if you want minutes you can do self.timeMinutes = self.time / 60. or use the code you suggested above and rename the variable.

zarater commented 5 years ago

I have same issue as above @mogue. can you clarify a bit on what you mean

if you want minutes you can do self.timeMinutes = self.time / 60. or use the code you suggested above and rename the variable.

self.time = (self.state.game_loop/22.4) self.timeMinutes = self.time/60 print('Time:',self.time)

this is what i have inserted. code uses if len(self.units(TYPE.OBSERVER)) < math.floor(self.time/3): at some point in the code