Zenith-11
Zenith-11 is a high-complexity, 11-way elemental battle system designed for strategic gameplay. It extends the classic Rock-Paper-Scissors logic into a balanced 11-element matrix with persistent storage and professional-grade data handling.
Features
- 11-Element Matrix: A perfectly balanced combat system including Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock, Water, Fire, Human, Towel, Sponge, and TNT.
- Tutor Xenon AI: An adaptive AI with 8 levels of difficulty, ranging from "Easy" to "Impossible."
- Internal Storage: Persists lifetime wins, lesson visits, and user preferences using a local JSON engine.
- Secure Matchmaking: Features hidden input for local multiplayer sessions.
- Scoreboard Export: Generates
.sbrdmatch reports in XML format with CDATA protection.
Installation
Within your environment root, run:
pip install .
Usage
Terminal Command
After installation, you can launch the game directly from your shell:
zenith11
As a Library
You can integrate the Zenith-11 engine into your own Python projects:
import zenith_11
zenith_11.zenith_11.startrps()
As a One-Liner
You can run this directly in your terminal:
python3 -c "import zenith_11; zenith_11.zenith_11.startrps()"
Elemental Hierarchy
The Zenith-11 matrix is mathematically balanced. In this 11-element system, every element defeats exactly 5 other elements and is defeated by the remaining 5 (excluding ties), creating a "Wide Offense" tactical environment.
Commands & Controls
While the engine is running, you can use the following specialized inputs:
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
l3ss0n |
Opens the Xenon Training module to study element counters. |
B |
Exports current session results to an XML .sbrd file. |
help |
Displays the difficulty guide and lifetime win statistics. |
reset |
Wipes all local persistent data and starts fresh. |
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Author
TheLostIdea1, Email: afifashamsad.vivo@gmail.com
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