robocode6

Java programming game with battle tanks

Usage

robocode [-?] [-help] [-cwd path] [-battle filename [-results filename] [-record filename] [-recordXML filename] [-replay filename] [-tps tps] [-minimize] [-nodisplay] [-nosound]

Overview

-? or -help: Prints out the command line usage of Robocode

-cwd <path>: Change the current working directory

`-battle <battle file>`	Run the battle specified in a battle file
`-results <results file>`	Save results to the specified text file
`-record <bin record file>`	Record the battle into the specified file as binary
`-recordXML <xml rec file>`	Record the battle into the specified file as XML
`-replay <record file>`	Replay the specified battle record

-tps <tps>: Set the TPS > 0 (Turns Per Second)

-minimize: Run minimized when Robocode starts

-nodisplay: Run with the display / GUI disabled

-nosound: Run with sound disabled

Java Properties include:

-DWORKINGDIRECTORY=<path>: Set the working directory

-DROBOTPATH=<path>: Set the robots directory (default is 'robots')

-DBATTLEPATH=<path>: Set the battles directory (default is 'battles')

-DNOSECURITY=true|false: Enable/disable Robocode's security manager

-Ddebug=true|false: Enable/disable debugging used for preventing robot timeouts and skipped turns, and allows an an unlimited painting buffer when debugging robots

-DlogMessages=true|false: Log messages and warnings will be disabled

-DlogErrors=true|false: Log errors will be disabled

-DEXPERIMENTAL=true|false: Enable/disable access to peer in robot interfaces

-DPARALLEL=true|false: Enable/disable parallel processing of robots turns

-DRANDOMSEED=<long number> Set seed for deterministic behavior of random: numbers

Releases

Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).

9–13