Game AI Competition Portal

Car Racing
1. Introduction
2. Summary
3. Instructions
4. History
5. Resources

Car Racing

1. Introduction
2. Summary
3. Instructions
4. History
5. Resources

1. Introduction

Step 1) Download and install TORCS from TORCS.org * Download page : Click

Download page for windows users : Click

Step 2) Enjoy the game by yourself

Step 3) The purpose of this competition is to make a controller for the racing car

Step 4) Make your own controller with or without computational intelligence (hard-coding rule is also OK)
* How to Start

Step 5) Please check the conference schedule of 2012.
Step 6) Submit your entry (source code) with documents (brief introduction on your controller) to the competition organizer

2. Summary

Main Website : http://games.ws.dei.polimi.it/competitions/scr/

Software Manual : http://sourceforge.net/projects/cig/files/SCR%20Championship/Manual/

Rules : http://games.ws.dei.polimi.it/competitions/scr/

Languages : C++, Java

Community : http://groups.google.com/group/racingcompetition

3. Instructions

Build Your Own Controller

Tutorial (videos)

Build Your Own Controller (Korean Version)

4. History

Year	Events	Types	Results	Winner	Comment
2012	Evo 2012		Results	Mr. Racer
2011	CIG 2011		Results	Mr. Racer
	CIG 2011		Source Codes of Entries
	GECCO 2011		Results	Mr. Racer
	Evo 2011		Video, Tracks	Mr. Racer
	Evo 2011		Results	Mr. Racer
2010	CIG 2010		Results	Autopia	dirty tracks
	WCCI 2010		Results	JORGE MUNOZ	technical (F1-like) tracks
	GECCO 2010		Results	Autopia	motor speedways
	EvoStar 2010	Car Setup Optimization	Results, Video	Jorge Muñoz
2009	All Events		Source Codes of Entries
	CIG 2009		Results	COBOSTAR
	GECCO 2009		Results	Onieva&Pelta
	GECCO 2009	Car Setup Optimization	Results, Source Codes of Entries	Pietro Versari et al.
	CEC 2009		Video1 Video2 Video3 Video4	COBOSTAR
2008	CIG 2008		Source Codes of Entries	Luigi Cardamone
	WCCI 2008		Source Codes of Entries	Matt Simmerson
	WCCI 2008		Results1 Results2, Source Codes of Entries, Video	Matt Simmerson