IWhatToDoAi.java

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package jsettlers.ai.highlevel;

/**
 * The purpose of the higher level IWhatToDoAi is to decide WHAT to do. It delegates the decision WHERE it is to do to the lower level KI. For example
 * if the AI player has no stone cutters the WhatToDoAi decides to build with high priority a stone cutter because otherwise the AI player would be
 * unable to build more houses without stones. Then the WhatToDoAi gets a BestConstructionPositionFinder for Stonecutters and asks it to find the best
 * place to put a stone cutter on the map - which means near some stones ;-) - and builds the stone cutter there.
 * 
 * @author codingberlin
 */
public interface IWhatToDoAi {

	abstract void applyRules();

}