Difference between revisions of "Has-attribute Condition"
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| − | <td align="left" valign="top" width="80"><b>Example | + | <td align="left" valign="top" width="80"><b>Example:</b> In the Ultimate Pacman project, the Red Ghost agent checks if the agent above it has the attribute p. It then compares this attribute p to the current maxp (the maximum p) and, if p is greater, sets maxp to p. The Red Ghost then changes its facial expression to look as if it is going upwards. This is part of the behavior for tracking down the Pacman agent.</td> |
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Revision as of 20:43, 17 June 2011
| Definition: | The Has-attribute condition checks if the agent in the direction specified by the Direction parameter has the Attribute named in the condition's pop-up field. If the specified agent has selected Attribute, the condition is true. Otherwise, it is false. |
| Parameters: | attribute name pop up |
| Example: In the Ultimate Pacman project, the Red Ghost agent checks if the agent above it has the attribute p. It then compares this attribute p to the current maxp (the maximum p) and, if p is greater, sets maxp to p. The Red Ghost then changes its facial expression to look as if it is going upwards. This is part of the behavior for tracking down the Pacman agent. | 500px |
