Registering and Forming a Team

The first member of your team to register will be required to make a team with a team name, affiliation and team password. Once done, all team members can log into their team dashboard by using the team name and team password.

The team member that registered the team will automatically have their individual details linked to the team. All other team members will need to use the team members tab (with the 👥 icon) on the team dashboard to link their individual details to the team. While this step isn’t required to begin submitting algorithms or viewing logs, it is recommended you do it before the competition close date so that we have the emails of all your team members to contact for prizes.

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The team members tab is currently unfinished. We will let you know when it is functional. As mentioned above, you will still be able to login and participate through your team logins

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Uploading Algorithms

After submitting an algorithm, you will get a message pop-up on the bottom right-hand side of your screen confirming the submission or informing of a rejection. If you do not get a message, please check your internet connection. (If still no luck, contact a committee member).

Viewing Log Files

The dashboard will show the log files from the 20 most recent matches played by your algorithm. This files can be downloaded. You will also see the place you achieved and the status of your algorithm. There are 3 possible statuses:

• ✅ - Your algorithm performed with no issues
• ⚠️ - Your algorithm attempted to play an invalid move in at least one turn
• ❗- Your algorithm produced an exception in at least one turn

The log files produced for each team in the same match will not necessarily be the same. For each match, your log files will have 3 types of lines.

• Lines that start with Engine: will be on all teams’ versions of a match’s log file.
• Lines that start with your team name will only be on your version of the match’s log file
• Lines that start with Exception: will only be on your version of the match’s log file

All teams will be able to see if any teams produced an exception on their turn, however only the erroring team will see the actual error log of the exception.