Manipulating Game State

Overview

For a general description of the feature and its possibilities, please see https://github.com/RLBot/RLBot/wiki/Manipulating-Game-State

Usage

The basic call takes this form:

from rlbot.utils.game_state_util import GameState

game_state = GameState()
self.set_game_state(game_state)

You can do that from anywhere in your bot code. The above example doesn't do anything because nothing was specified on the GameState object. You can specify parts of your desired game state like this:

from rlbot.utils.game_state_util import GameState, BallState, CarState, Physics, Vector3, Rotator, GameInfoState

car_state = CarState(jumped=False, double_jumped=False, boost_amount=87, 
                     physics=Physics(velocity=Vector3(z=500), rotation=Rotator(math.pi / 2, 0, 0),
                     angular_velocity=Vector3(0, 0, 0)))

ball_state = BallState(Physics(location=Vector3(0, 0, None)))

game_info_state = GameInfoState(world_gravity_z=700, game_speed=0.8)

game_state = GameState(ball=ball_state, cars={self.index: car_state}, game_info=game_info_state)

self.set_game_state(game_state)

With the above code:

• The bot will fling itself upward with its front pointed to the ceiling.
• The ball will warp to the middle of the field but without altering its z position.
• The world gravity will act weakly upwards.
• The game's speed will be reduced to 80% of the normal speed.

Taking a snapshot

Try something like self.saved_state = GameState.create_from_gametickpacket(game_tick_packet) to capture the current state of the ball and cars for later use! You could implement a "quicksave / quickload" type functionality with this.