Rike-Benjamin Schuppner

Hmm, I think we should have some shading for the wall background (or more fluid lines). Otherwise it just looks too similar to the Berkeley one.  (http://ai.berkeley.edu/contest.html)

* Converting on macOS is really slow…

Currently I would much prefer looking into a solution that just uses a Qt interface (or we hand-craft a direct-to-png writer) and directly saves the canvas to png. Converting ps...

Let’s go full svg. It looks very all right and is quite fast to export (ie. not noticeable). That means we can export it already while the tournament is running.

Additional open idea: Do we actually need mp4 video files? Maybe an animated Javascript canvas is the better solution for presenting the matches after the tournament anyway. Obviously low priority.

You have a few options. If following a new game with the Tk UI is enough, then you can simply start it with `pelita --stop-at 0` and press Enter (or...

Looking at it, this might require that the python code becomes a proper module (ie. with an `__init__.py` file) as opposed to having everything at the top level of Python...

Hi, I’ve made some quick changes to the import structure and added a `setup.py`/`setup.cfg` definition for installation. https://github.com/auto-07p/auto-07p/compare/master...Debilski:python-module I have not at all thoroughly tested it though (we’ll test it...

Thanks for merging, @bartoldeman. For us, this solves already many problems, since we can now install the Python package in its own virtual environment. Having the Fortran part separate in...

@nwaxiomatic I don’t know if this is the officially approved way of doing things, but at my institute we are currently doing it as follows: # Install the Python module...