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Source Code
Posted: 02 July 2024, 09:21
by maveleo
Anyone knows where is post to see the source code of the various games in this platform?
Re: Source Code
Posted: 02 July 2024, 10:55
by Tisaac
maveleo wrote: ↑02 July 2024, 09:21
Anyone knows where is post to see the source code of the various games in this platform?
May i ask why ?
Check the bottom of the page : "i am a developper", you will have more information about dev on bga
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 08:50
by maveleo
Because I believe that the platform has bugs and is not fully randomised.
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 08:53
by maveleo
Tisaac wrote: ↑02 July 2024, 10:55
maveleo wrote: ↑02 July 2024, 09:21
Anyone knows where is post to see the source code of the various games in this platform?
May i ask why ?
Check the bottom of the page : "i am a developper", you will have more information about dev on bga
Thanks for helping out, I was not able to find the code. Someone was saying that the source code is open, a link to the repository will definitely help
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 09:18
by JimBut
You'll need to sign up to BGA Studio and you can request read only access to the various projects:
https://studio.boardgamearena.com/projects
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 09:44
by buu441
maveleo wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 08:50
Because I believe that the platform has bugs and is not fully randomised.
We found another one of the "dice rolls are not going my way, must be a conspiracy against me". Let's gooooooo!!
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 10:24
by nik592
buu441 wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 09:44
maveleo wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 08:50
Because I believe that the platform has bugs and is not fully randomised.
We found another one of the "dice rolls are not going my way, must be a conspiracy against me". Let's gooooooo!!
Hell, let 'em go. When they find code references to random functions and nothing else, they can go take it up with whoever is responsible for the coding language, instead of BGA.
In fairness, I'm assuming they'll find code references to random functions, and heck, if they don't, well, that'd also be a good thing.
That said, anyone who can read code usually has an understanding how randomness works and I would assume they would be unlikely to go investigating without first having made a decent number of recorded observations to back up their feelings of non-randomness. But again, I am assuming.
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 14:01
by Jellby
Even if it's just calls to random functions, they could find things like:
But most likely, they'll just claim that's not the real code.
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 15:53
by maveleo
buu441 wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 09:44
maveleo wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 08:50
Because I believe that the platform has bugs and is not fully randomised.
We found another one of the "dice rolls are not going my way, must be a conspiracy against me". Let's gooooooo!!
Hope you will feel better about yourself after this useless comment.
Re: Source Code
Posted: 18 July 2024, 16:43
by Meeplelowda
maveleo wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 15:53
buu441 wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 09:44
maveleo wrote: ↑18 July 2024, 08:50
Because I believe that the platform has bugs and is not fully randomised.
We found another one of the "dice rolls are not going my way, must be a conspiracy against me". Let's gooooooo!!
Hope you will feel better about yourself after this useless comment.
How's the search going?