import random
import tkinter as tk
class WumpusWorldGame:
def __init__(self):
self.grid_size = 8
self.agent_position = [1, 1]
self.agent_direction = "right"
self.gold_position = self.generate_random_position()
self.wumpus_position = self.generate_random_position()
self.pit_positions = self.generate_random_pit_positions()
self.score = 100
self.lives = 3
def generate_random_position(self):
x = random.randint(1, self.grid_size)
y = random.randint(1, self.grid_size)
return [x, y]
def generate_random_pit_positions(self):
pit_positions = []
for i in range(1, self.grid_size + 1):
for j in range(1, self.grid_size + 1):
if [i, j] != self.agent_position and [i, j] != self.gold_position:
if random.random() < 0.2: # Adjust the probability here (0.2 means 20% chance)
pit_positions.append([i, j])
return pit_positions
def get_percept(self):
percept = ["None", "None", "None", "None", "None"]
if self.agent_position == self.gold_position:
percept[2] = "Glitter"
if self.agent_position in self.pit_positions:
percept[1] = "Breeze"
percept[4] = "Pit"
if self.agent_position == self.wumpus_position:
percept[0] = "Stench"
# Check if the agent is one block away from a pit
x, y = self.agent_position
if (x + 1 <= self.grid_size and [x + 1, y] in self.pit_positions) or \
(x - 1 >= 1 and [x - 1, y] in self.pit_positions) or \
(y + 1 <= self.grid_size and [x, y + 1] in self.pit_positions) or \
(y - 1 >= 1 and [x, y - 1] in self.pit_positions):
percept[1] = "Breeze"
# Check if the agent is one block away from the Wumpus
if (x + 1 <= self.grid_size and [x + 1, y] == self.wumpus_position) or \
(x - 1 >= 1 and [x - 1, y] == self.wumpus_position) or \
(y + 1 <= self.grid_size and [x, y + 1] == self.wumpus_position) or \
(y - 1 >= 1 and [x, y - 1] == self.wumpus_position):
percept[0] = "Stench"
return percept
def move_forward(self):
x, y = self.agent_position
if self.agent_direction == "right" and x < self.grid_size:
self.agent_position = [x + 1, y]
elif self.agent_direction == "left" and x > 1:
self.agent_position = [x - 1, y]
elif self.agent_direction == "up" and y < self.grid_size:
self.agent_position = [x, y + 1]
elif self.agent_direction == "down" and y > 1:
self.agent_position = [x, y - 1]
def turn_left(self):
directions = ["right", "up", "left", "down"]
current_index = directions.index(self.agent_direction)
self.agent_direction = directions[(current_index + 3) % 4]
def turn_right(self):
directions = ["right", "down", "left", "up"]
current_index = directions.index(self.agent_direction)
self.agent_direction = directions[(current_index + 1) % 4]
def grab(self):
if self.agent_position == self.gold_position:
self.score += 100
return True
return False
def release(self):
pass
def shoot(self):
x, y = self.agent_position
if (self.agent_direction == "right" and x < self.grid_size) or \
(self.agent_direction == "left" and x > 1) or \
(self.agent_direction == "up" and y < self.grid_size) or \
(self.agent_direction == "down" and y > 1):
if self.wumpus_position == [x + 1, y] and self.agent_direction == "right":
self.score -= 10
return True
elif self.wumpus_position == [x - 1, y] and self.agent_direction == "left":
self.score -= 10
return True
elif self.wumpus_position == [x, y + 1] and self.agent_direction == "up":
self.score -= 10
return True
elif self.wumpus_position == [x, y - 1] and self.agent_direction == "down":
self.score -= 10
return True
return False
def play_game(self):
while True:
percept = self.get_percept()
print("Percept:", percept)
print("Score:", self.score)
print("Lives:", self.lives)
action = input("Enter action: ")
if action == "left":
self.turn_left()
elif action == "right":
self.turn_right()
elif action == "forward":
self.move_forward()
elif action == "grab":
if self.grab():
print("You found the gold! You win!")
break
elif action == "release":
self.release()
elif action == "shoot":
if self.shoot():
print("You killed the Wumpus!")
# Deduct score for shooting
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
else:
print("No Wumpus nearby.")
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
else:
print("Invalid action. Try again.")
if self.agent_position in self.pit_positions:
print("You fell into a pit! Game over.")
self.score -= 10
self.lives -= 1
if self.lives <= 0:
print("Out of lives. Game over.")
break
else:
self.reset_game()
elif self.agent_position == self.wumpus_position:
print("You were eaten by the Wumpus! Game over.")
self.lives -= 1
if self.lives <= 0:
print("Out of lives. Game over.")
break
else:
self.reset_game()
def reset_game(self):
self.agent_position = [1, 1]
self.agent_direction = "right"
self.gold_position = self.generate_random_position()
self.wumpus_position = self.generate_random_position()
self.pit_positions = self.generate_random_pit_positions()
# Create the game instance
game = WumpusWorldGame()
game.play_game()
# GUI implementation
class WumpusWorldGUI(tk.Tk):
def _init_(self, game):
super()._init_()
self.title("Wumpus World Game")
self.game = game
# Create grid buttons
self.grid_buttons = []
for i in range(game.grid_size):
row_buttons = []
for j in range(game.grid_size):
button = tk.Button(self, width=10, height=5)
button.grid(row=i, column=j)
row_buttons.append(button)
self.grid_buttons.append(row_buttons)
# Create action buttons
self.action_buttons = []
actions = ["left", "right", "forward", "grab", "release", "shoot"]
for action in actions:
button = tk.Button(self, text=action.capitalize(), width=10)
button.grid(row=game.grid_size + 1, column=actions.index(action))
self.action_buttons.append(button)
# Bind action buttons to corresponding functions
self.action_buttons[0].config(command=self.turn_left)
self.action_buttons[1].config(command=self.turn_right)
self.action_buttons[2].config(command=self.move_forward)
self.action_buttons[3].config(command=self.grab_gold)
self.action_buttons[4].config(command=self.release_gold)
self.action_buttons[5].config(command=self.shoot_arrow)
def update_grid(self):
percept = self.game.get_percept()
for i in range(self.game.grid_size):
for j in range(self.game.grid_size):
if [i+1, j+1] == self.game.agent_position:
text = "Agent"
elif [i+1, j+1] == self.game.gold_position:
text = "Gold"
elif [i+1, j+1] == self.game.wumpus_position:
text = "Wumpus"
elif [i+1, j+1] in self.game.pit_positions:
text = "Pit"
else:
text = ""
if percept[0] == "Stench" and [i+1, j+1] != self.game.agent_position:
text += "\nStench"
if percept[1] == "Breeze" and [i+1, j+1] != self.game.agent_position:
text += "\nBreeze"
if percept[2] == "Glitter" and [i+1, j+1] == self.game.agent_position:
text += "\nGlitter"
self.grid_buttons[i][j].config(text=text)
def turn_left(self):
self.game.turn_left()
self.update_grid()
def turn_right(self):
self.game.turn_right()
self.update_grid()
def move_forward(self):
self.game.move_forward()
self.update_grid()
def grab_gold(self):
if self.game.grab():
print("You found the gold! You win!")
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
else:
print("No gold here.")
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
def release_gold(self):
self.game.release()
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
def shoot_arrow(self):
if self.game.shoot():
print("You killed the Wumpus!")
# Deduct score for shooting
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
else:
print("No Wumpus nearby.")
# Add code to display a message box or update GUI accordingly
# Create and run the GUI
game = WumpusWorldGame()
gui = WumpusWorldGUI(game)
gui.update_grid()
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