You can use this form to check your experiment plan's input files for errors (syntax errors, references to non-existent files, attempts to generate boards with non-existence colors or shapes, etc). Just choose the name of your experiment plan in the form below, and click on the "Check" button.
Type the name of a plan, e.g. P:pilot06:max-feedback, R:APP/OCT26/OCT26-1:APP/APP-no-feedback, or R:bottomLeft_then_topRight:simple
To test an individual rule set without creating an experiment plan, you can type the text of the rule set in the box below. For example,
1 (*, square, *, *, 0) (*, triangle, *, *,1) (*, circle, *, *,2) (*, square, *, *,3) (*,*,*,*,[p-1,p+1])or (for a stalemate example):
(*,*,RED,T,[0,1,2,3]) (*,*,BLUE,R,[0,1,2,3]) (*,*,YELLOW,*,[0,1,2,3]) (*,*,BLACK,*,[0,1,2,3])or (for another stalemate example):
(color:[red,yellow], pos:T, bucket:[0,1]) (color:[blue,black], pos:B, bucket:[2,3])
(Note: when testing individual rule sets, stalemate testing will only work correctly if your rule set uses the legacy shapes and legacy colors. To test a rule set with custom shapes or custom colors, and for rule sets with image-and-property-based objects, you need to create an experiment plan, so that the tester will know what the set of possible objects is!)
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