Ignite is a Flame AI client program for the Fire game server.
The program connects to the game server and controls game NPCs(Non-Player Characters).
Currently in a early development stage.
Get sources from git and run:
go build
Before starting the AI program configure host address and port of the game server and user credentials in .ignite file(create if it doesn't already exist):
server:[host];[port]
user:[id];[password]
Run program:
./ignite
After this, the program should establish a connection with the game server and control game characters assigned to the AI user by the server.
Configuration is stored in .ignite file placed in the program executable directory.
server:[address];[port]
Value for game server host and port.
user:[user ID];[password]
Value for game server user ID and password.
move-freq:[milliseconds]
Value for AI random move frequency in milliseconds, 3000 by default.
chat-freq:[milliseconds]
Value for AI random chat frequency in milliseconds, 5000 by default.
Source code documentation could be easily browsed with the go doc command.
Besides that doc directory contains some useful documentation pages.
Documentation pages are in Troff format and could be easily displayed with man command.
For example to display documentation page for the AI configuration:
man doc/config
You are welcome to contribute to project development.
If you looking for things to do, then check the TODO file or contact maintainer(ds@isangeles.dev).
When you find something to do, create a new branch for your feature. After you finish, open a pull request to merge your changes with master branch.
- Isangeles <ds@isangeles.dev>
Copyright 2021-2025 Dariusz Sikora <ds@isangeles.dev>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
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