3D Tic-Tac-Toe (deceptively tricky)

[stargroup100]

For practice, I coded this cute little puzzle game.

http://www.cosmovibe.com/programs/sangaAI.exe

Source code: http://www.cosmovibe.com/programs/sangaAI.cpp
If it's not working, you might need this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl....aspx?id=30679
Currently trying to rewrite the game in html5 so that everyone can play on a browser, without the need to download the packages.


I haven't decided yet if I wanted to continue working on this to find the perfect play solution, but at the moment the AI should already be very strong at max difficulty.

[Charu]

Welp...

[Xiz]

Wtf I downloaded this and this is porn

EDIT: I just was playing porn in the background. Nvm.

[Netjet!]

Originally Posted by Xiz

EDIT: I just was playing porn in the background. Nvm.

lmfao

edit: Was missing two dll files, found them, then got this error:

[stargroup100]

Oops. I uploaded the wrong one. It should be working now.

[Charu]

Apparently a short google search says it's because I need Visual C++ 2010.

I recall me getting this, but meh.

[stargroup100]

SIGH

lemme figure this out ugh

[YoshL]

P1: center
P2: arbitrary move, at most will block 1 option
P1: create 2 in a row so that the other player has to block without getting 2 in a row
P1: last move to have 2 possible winning moves, game over

something like that, i remember playing this alot

[Netjet!]

Did you figure out what was up with this? I really want to try it haha

[stargroup100]

k a friend told me if I really wanna make sure everyone can play this I should rewrite it in html5 or something

gimme like a day or two

[stargroup100]

I posted a package that should fix the problem


still gonna rewrite the code for html5 but in the meantime you guys can use that if you want

[Izzy]

string hex(int k) {
	switch (k) {
		case -1:
		return "-";
		case 0:
		return "0";
		case 1:
		return "1";
		case 2:
		return "2";
		case 3:
		return "3";
		case 4:
		return "4";
		case 5:
		return "5";
		case 6:
		return "6";
		case 7:
		return "7";
		case 8:
		return "8";
		case 9:
		return "9";
		case 10:
		return "A";
		case 11:
		return "B";
		case 12:
		return "C";
		case 13:
		return "D";
		case 100:
		return "W";
		default:
		return "0";
	}
}

seems like you could declare a character array such as the following then use the value k to index the array.
[ - ][ 0 ][ 1 ][ 2 ][ 3 ][ 4 ][ 5 ][ 6 ][ 7 ][ 8 ][ 9 ][ A ][ B ][ C ][ D ][ W ]

string hex(int k) {
                if (k >= -1 && k <= 13)
                { 
		          return array[k];
                }
                else if (k == 100)
                {
		          return array[14];
                }
                else
                {
		          return array[1];
                }
}

If I wasn't lazy I'd probably look through all of it. I'll definitely play it when I get home though.

[stargroup100]

yeah that's probably way easier, I'll keep that in mind

I'll be honest, I haven't taken the time to optimize or clean up my code. I implemented a lot of extra functions and stuff in order to assist me with debugging. a lot of stuff, including that function, could probably be taken out. at the moment the program is just functional lol