Sanmill VS bwapi

Mill 1.1.24: A Mill Game which supports many rule variants, written in Flutter

[Mill](None) 1.1.21

I was wondering if modding tools like the in-game editor that was announced will be available with the beta for everyone to try out / give feedback on and if there are plans for an official API for AI development like https://github.com/bwapi/bwapi for broodwar or https://github.com/Blizzard/s2client-proto

I encourage every1 that wants a piece of freedom not to use this launcher, especially bc the developers of it are full of jealousy/envy/spite towards one of the most useful SC1 & SC2 projects in history, the BWAPI AI: CoachAI, what's funny is this guy I'm commenting on is the same1 who posted the BWAPI issue about ResolutionExpander there to be included in BWAPI after I told him how to use it, lol this is the reward you get from envious despicable co-workers, conspiracies/backstabs/bans.

BWAPI is the main way for AIs to interact with the game. It was never ported to Remastered, and now that Grant Davies left Blizzard it probably never will. There are lots of ressources, I just did a quick search for AI on this subreddit and found a bunch of posts immediately:

That said, in theory, hope isn't lost. For instance Starcraft 1 has BWAPI which is basically a memory injector into the Brood War client that lets you read the game at a much lower level (such as individual unit information) and relay the info in-game, as well as controlling things such as game speed so you can actually train at scale, as well as considerations for AI tournament play (such as configurations that prevent the AI from essentially having map hacks). I think it also has headless support now (no rendering needed). It's not going to ever be as good as first party support, especially since every time there's a patch they need to revise the injector to find the new locations, but it's pretty good.