For his case, the 2 ends of the “ice pool” dropped off, causing the 2 middle pigs to roll and drop. For the pig to die, you need a rare good run when it can drop from a greater height.Īctually I watched the YouTube video by “theater333”. In most of the runs when one or both ends of the “ice pool” dropped off, the left/right middle pig concerned would roll and drop but most of the time it wouldn’t die. Most of the time after splitting the 1st blue bird, I’m left with at least 1 pig, either the left middle one or the right middle one. I’ve tried at least a few hundred times and this is the 1st time I can complete this level with 1 bird. Playing the level myself in the meantime on my IPad, I obtained the 99k score more quickly (after an hour and a half the program then was at 97k), but lacked the time/patience to go for more (was already happy to improve upon my previous 96k score).That’s why I said I was very happy with the score I got. These parameters were then exploited during 1000 runs to yield 94k, 96k and thrice 97k before getting the 101900 score (three out of four times the bird would not release the egg in time java is probably not that good for real time programming/getting correct timing in the milliseconds range). It was then found during the exploration phase (varying the y-coordinate and the delay randomly, but keeping the x-coordinate fixed to restrict the search space) that releasing the bird at coordinates (50,1156/1157) (fully zoomed out on a (1920,1200) screen) and dropping the egg after a delay of 2250 milliseconds could give 60k+ scores.
I’ll be happy to provide further program details but, as written there by birdleader, for that the forum would be a better place (no appropriate thread yet though?).įor the current level I first decided upon the strategy (see above). Some more can be found in my post of the 2nd of August in the Angry Birds Leaderboard comments.
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