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POTime intervals between loops in python 3
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copied!<p>This is a class I created to handle an "autoattack" in a project I am working on. It works well enough (it is close for 1 attack per second, not as fair with 2, and for some reason 3 and greater are pretty spot on) Is there a more efficient way to handle this?</p> <pre><code>import time import random ### your critical percentage critStat = 20 ### enemy block percentage eBlockchance = 12 ### your hit percentage hitStat = 90 ### Your attack speed is X/second. (ie. 2.4 would be 2.4 attacks per second) atkSpeed = 1 ### This works perfectly, probably a better way though. def atkInterval(atkSpeed): """Sets the attack interval to 1 second divided by the attack speed""" start = time.time() end = 0 while end <= 1/atkSpeed : end = time.time()- start ### Change parameters to the real algorithm def atkDamage(strength, defense): """computes damage as strength - defense""" base = strength - defense damage = random.randint(base/2, base) ## Raised an arror when not divisible by 2 if hitChance(hitStat) == False: print("Miss!") return 0 else: if enemyBlock(eBlockchance) == True: print("Blocked!") return 0 else: if critChance(critStat) == True: print(int(damage*1.5), "Crit!") return int(damage * 1.5) else: return damage ### Critical Strike chance takes a whole number def critChance(critStat): """If your crit chance is higher than random 1-100 returns true or false""" chance = random.randint(1, 100) if chance <= critStat: return True else: return False ### Block chance is the same as crit def enemyBlock(eBlockchance): """If enemy crit chance is higher than random 1-100 return true or false""" chance = random.randint(1,100) if chance <= eBlockchance: return True else: return False ### Hit percentage def hitChance(hitStat): """if hit chance is higher than random 1-100 return true/false""" chance = random.randint(1,100) if chance > hitStat: return False else: return True ### The main function sets enemy health to 1000 and loops damage until health < 0. def main(): health = 1000 numAttacks = 0 start = time.time() while health > 0: atkInterval(atkSpeed) health -= atkDamage(100,0) numAttacks+=1 print("Health remaining:", health) end = time.time() - start print("It took", numAttacks, "attacks and", end, "Seconds") main() </code></pre>

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