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Blokus
Game Description
Place different shapes on the board by connecting the corners but not the sides. Cover the most area to win.
Complete Rules
Players take turn placing down pieces on a 20 by 20 board. The first piece must start in one of the corners of the board. Subsequent pieces must be placed under these rules:
1. Corner of your piece must touch the corner of another piece of your color.
2. Side of your piece must NOT touch the side of another piece of your color.
3. Pieces cannot overlap with another piece on the board.
There are 4 sets of 21 different pieces of different shapes and sizes. They can be placed on the board in different orientations through rotation and reflection. Each piece has at most 8 orientations (rotated 4 times by 90 degrees, and reflected once). Due to symmetry, some pieces, such as a square piece, may only have one orientation. For simplicity, all the orientations of the 21 pieces are pre-calculated and stored in the <ref_data>. The coordinates of the pieces are stored in the <pos> array. We also store the coordinates of the <side> and <corner> of the pieces.
For simplicity, we also pre-calculated the <required_positions> and <unavailable_spots>. Placing a piece such that the <pos> lands on one of the <required_positions> and does not land on an <unavailable_spots> will satisfy the rules of placing pieces.
In the 2-player mode, each player controls two sets of 21 pieces, so the <player_idx_to_play> indicates which set to play. For ex: player 1 will control indices 0 and 2. Player 2 will control indices 1 and 3.
In the 3-player mode, each player controls their own set of 21 pieces, and takes turn controlling the 4th set. The <user_idx_to_play_fourth_color> indicates whether it is player 1, 2, or 3 who should play the fourth set.
In the 4-player mode, each player has their own set of 21 pieces.
Players get points equal to the size of the piece being placed down. The total score is the sum of all these points. The game ends when no one can place any more pieces down, and the player with the highest score wins.
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Blokus
Game Description
Place different shapes on the board by connecting the corners but not the sides. Cover the most area to win.
Complete Rules
Players take turn placing down pieces on a 20 by 20 board. The first piece must start in one of the corners of the board. Subsequent pieces must be placed under these rules:
1. Corner of your piece must touch the corner of another piece of your color.
2. Side of your piece must NOT touch the side of another piece of your color.
3. Pieces cannot overlap with another piece on the board.
There are 4 sets of 21 different pieces of different shapes and sizes. They can be placed on the board in different orientations through rotation and reflection. Each piece has at most 8 orientations (rotated 4 times by 90 degrees, and reflected once). Due to symmetry, some pieces, such as a square piece, may only have one orientation. For simplicity, all the orientations of the 21 pieces are pre-calculated and stored in the <ref_data>. The coordinates of the pieces are stored in the <pos> array. We also store the coordinates of the <side> and <corner> of the pieces.
For simplicity, we also pre-calculated the <required_positions> and <unavailable_spots>. Placing a piece such that the <pos> lands on one of the <required_positions> and does not land on an <unavailable_spots> will satisfy the rules of placing pieces.
In the 2-player mode, each player controls two sets of 21 pieces, so the <player_idx_to_play> indicates which set to play. For ex: player 1 will control indices 0 and 2. Player 2 will control indices 1 and 3.
In the 3-player mode, each player controls their own set of 21 pieces, and takes turn controlling the 4th set. The <user_idx_to_play_fourth_color> indicates whether it is player 1, 2, or 3 who should play the fourth set.
In the 4-player mode, each player has their own set of 21 pieces.
Players get points equal to the size of the piece being placed down. The total score is the sum of all these points. The game ends when no one can place any more pieces down, and the player with the highest score wins.
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