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Find the latest features in the Pathloss 6 continuing evolution.
Get the Latest| Feature | Simple Implementation | |--------|----------------------| | Self-taught | Run a Python script that learns by playing the song offline. | | MCTS-like exploration | At each note, consider "press early, press late, press perfect, miss" and pick best. | | Neural net | Just a tiny feedforward network or even a hand-tuned table. | | Self-play | Simulate player vs. song, but also player vs. a copy of itself on a harder chart. |
function onBeatHit() for i=0,3 do if bot_data[curBeat][i] then noteHitSimulate(i) end end end AlphaZero Basically FNF Script
A AlphaZero would require days of GPU training. A "basically" script can be a precomputed bot that appears to adapt. 5. Example: AlphaZero-Style Bot for "Tutorial" Song -- FNF script (Haxe script mod) -- Trained data exported as: -- key = beat_index, value = array of notes to press local bot_data = [0] = false, false, false, false, [1] = true, false, false, false, -- left note at beat 1 [2] = false, true, false, false, [3] = false, false, true, false, [4] = false, false, false, true, -- ... rest from AI training | | Self-play | Simulate player vs
Pathloss 5.1, April 29, 2024 update is now available Pathloss 5.1 - Revision history. Please refer to your original license email for the link to update.
These step by step tutorials are intended to help a first time user get the program up and running.
Pathloss 5 - Where to Begin
Pathloss 5 - Import Sites from a Text File
Pathloss 5 - Import Links from a Text File
Pathloss 5 - Understanding Pathloss 5 options and settings
Pathloss 5 Technical documents
These sections contains help concerning installation, maintennace and other operational issues.
Pathloss 5 - Installation and Maintenance (Opens as a PDF file)
Pathloss 5 - Changes in Interface from Pathloss 4
Pathloss 5 - Known Issues
Sources and instructions for using terrain data with Pathloss 5.1
For over 30 years we have been developing and refining the Pathloss program. Beginning with Version 1.4 in the late 1980s, Pathloss was quickly adopted by Equipment Manufactures, Telecommunications, Coordination and Engineering Service Providers worldwide.