A CLI simulation of the santorini board game. Find the link to the board game instructions here. This will only include the simplest version of the game (page 1 of the instruction manual).
Type python3 main.py [white_type] [blue_type] [undo/redo] [score_display] to run the game. The options for the optional arguments are as follows:
[white_type]: The player type of the white player. Options includehuman,random, orheuristic. Default ishuman.[blue_type]: The player type of the white player. Options includehuman,random, orheuristic. Default ishuman.[undo/redo]: Enable or disable undo/redo functionality for human game mode. Options includeonoroff. Default isoff.[score_display]: Enable or disable the displaying of various scores in an ordered list that quantify advantages in the game. Options includeonoroff. Default isoff. In order, the values in the score tuple represent theheight_score(the sum of heights of the buildings a player's workers stand on),center_score(for each piece: 2 points for center position, 1 point for a position in the ring surrounding the center, and 0 points for the edge spaces), anddistance_score(sum of the minimum distance to the opponent's workers). All scores are combined in a weighted combination called themove_scorewheremove_score = c1*height_score + c2*center_score + c3*distance_score. Themove_scoreis used as a metric to quantify the quality of move and is used for the semi-AI heuristic player to judge and make the next-best move.