Need Help Converting An Algorithm To GDScript Source Code - Algorithm And GDScript Source Code Provided On GitHub

savantsavior · August 2, 2026, 12:50pm

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v4.7.1.stable.official [a13da4feb] - CachyOS Linux x86_64

Question

Hi,

Can someone help us in converting an algorithm to GDScript source code?

The algorithm is on below web page:

Source code attempt is below on GitHub:

github.com/savantsavior/t-story

project_t-story/LogicCore.gd

main


      
          								skip = 0
          				else:
          					skip = 0
          
          				if (SkipComputerPlayerMove[player] >= skip):
          					SkipComputerPlayerMove[player] = 0
          					PieceDropTimer[player] = (TimeToDropPiece[player]+1)
          				else:
          					SkipComputerPlayerMove[player]+=1
          					PieceDropTimer[player] = 0
          	elif (AIsystemToUse == 1):
          		if ( DoAnyPlayersHaveCompletedLine() == true ):
          			CPUComputedBestMove[player] = false
          			ResetAIVariables()
          			return
          
          		if (CPUComputedBestMove[player] == false):
          			for posX in range (0, 12):
          				for rot in range (1, MaxRotationArray[Piece[player]]+1):
          					MovePieceCollision[player][posX][rot] = true

Thanks!

renevanderark · August 2, 2026, 1:41pm

How come you need help now, after you’ve gotten so far already?

Seeing a great number of lines there, what made you stop halfway?

What type of help do you need exactly?

savantsavior · August 2, 2026, 2:02pm

Hi,

Thank you for helping…
The code is written, but not working properly.
Any help would be appreciated to fix above code.

You can play the game on Itch below:

There are two AI’s - my own and the new one above.

Also if you enter Secret Code: “8889” in [Options], you can see all three players using AI.

normalized · August 2, 2026, 2:07pm

Don’t pretend you don’t know the answer

You could start by documenting the bugs.

savantsavior · August 2, 2026, 2:14pm

Code runs with no errors or warnings.
When testing all three A.I. players it does not seem to be “Near-Perfect”.
In fact my own algorithm seems to play the game better.

normalized · August 2, 2026, 2:16pm

Where’s the problem then? Just stick to your own algorithm.

renevanderark · August 2, 2026, 2:26pm

Yes, the online javascript demo does indeed look pretty good, doesn’t it. I’m not going to let it run for hours on end, but apparently your port fails earlier than that?

Impressive piece of js, by the way: only a couple of hundreds of lines of code, apparently.

I don’t think you need help from here, though. I doubt I could spot the difference quickly and the only way to understand what happens for me would be to write a port of the javascript from scratch myself.

Well, who knows, maybe you’ll find someone willing to do this for you. But personally I’d rather take a pass.

savantsavior · August 2, 2026, 3:04pm

My own AI only averages 691,000 lines per game (2 week run),
Would be nice to have something that could easily go over 1 million lines per game.

Also, the game is not a competition , all three players work together.
A completed line must have 30 boxes (10 for each player) to clear.

I will see if I can hire someone on Fiverr, thanks!

renevanderark · August 2, 2026, 3:13pm

You’re willing to pay someone for this?

I don’t see the point yet.. of Tetris solvers. I thought the point of games was fun. But what fun is it to have computers play Tetris?

What drives you to want this?