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6 sty 2019 · The best solution I've found so far is to just use the sleep () function. I'd like to run my own callback function when the event of a timer expiration happens. Is there any event-driven way to go about it? from time import sleep # Sleep for a minute time.sleep (60) python. timer. edited Jan 6, 2019 at 16:39. roschach. 9,0961787135.
A look into Python's time.sleep() function - by letting you pause, wait, sleep, or stop your Code. We look at the syntax, an example and the accuracy.
Try the following: import time. timeout = time.time() + 60*5 # 5 minutes from now. while True: test = 0. if test == 5 or time.time() > timeout: break. test = test - 1.
Control your worm, eat food, defeat other players and become the largest worm on the server. Log in, team up with your friends and play together. New game in the io genre.
wormax-bot - creating model-based RL algorithm for multiplayer video game with restricted frames available due to online nature of the game. The main challenge of this project is playing online video game but given little number of frames compared to existing solutions for Atari benchmark.
The worm moves automatically and turns following the mouse cursor. If the worm's head touches food points, it gains length depending on the food it's eaten (toxic food, on the contrary, reduces the length). When the acceleration mode is activated, the worm loses some length.
15 paź 2016 · Make sure not to run into any other worm, avoid meeting giants that can trap you into circles, don’t lose your mind when jumping into the thick of it, and always be alert - these are basically ...
