Important resources for the 3D Simulation League are listed here. An installation guide for a competition set-up can be found here. The vital components for getting started are the simulator and viewer modules, both described below.
RoboCup 3D Organizing Committee guide
Complete tutorial about setting up the software and network environment for 3D Soccer Simulation Competition.
RoboCup Competitions archive
TDPs, binaries, logs and replays.
SimSpark and RCSS Server 3D repository
The 3D Main Simulator. Installation instructions can be found here.
Client Agent Proxy repository
The client agent proxy installation instructions and documentation can be found here.
RoboViz repository
A 3d Viewer for live games and replays. Installation instructions can be found here.
Simulation League mailing list
This mailing list allows you to stay up-to-date on the latest news about Soccer Simulation community, and also to ask questions and propose new ideas.
3D Soccer Server mailing list
This mailing list allows you to stay up-to-date on the new changes in server and simulator. You can also propose your ideas and discuss changes in the server. Subscribe and be an active particpant of 3D Soccer Simulation community.
3D Agent Source-Code Releases
A set of source-code releases, which include omnidirectional walks, get-up behaviors, kick motions, and SimSpark/Gazebo interfaces.
Year | Release | Language | Link |
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2016 | UT Austin Villa (2017 Champion) team base code release | C++ | Repository |
2015 | Nima Shafii Walking Agent (simspark and gazebo) | C++ | Repository |
2014 | MagmaOffenburg | Java | Zip File |
2013 | BoldHearts | C++ | Repository |
2011 | Nexus3D | C++ | Zip File |
2010 | Little Green Bats | C++ | Repository |
2010 | tin-man | .NET | Repository |
2008 | Apollo 3D | C++ | Repository |
3D Gazebo Plug-In repository
Used in some challenges for the teams.
Soccer Simulation League’s wiki
For more information regarding the league.