Closed UnsolvedCypher closed 3 years ago
You can do it if you started up the docker once, you can stop the container and then run following commands. You can also put them into a bash script if you like. Its not the optimum solution, but for me it works like that til now. You may have to change IP and port aswell as $supertuxcontainer.
docker container exec $supertuxcontainer supertuxkart --connect-now=127.0.0.1:2759 --network-ai=2 &
Network ai can now be configured with the environment variable AI_KARTS
. See the updated README for details.
It would be great to be able to specify the number of network AI. Perhaps it could be specified as an environment variable?