Fixed it by using Game.map.getRoomTerrain and if(terrain.get(buildx, buildy) == 0 || terrain.get(buildx, buildy) == 2)

just changed the lines to the structure of

var buildx = sources[poi].pos.x - 1 + roadx;

Well, now it's trying to build the roads on 7 of the 8 spots so my logic must hav a mistake. A way more interesting problem is the game putting construction sites on the spawned barriers: What's going on there?

Hi,

I just started with the game, running simulations to test what I wrote so that I do have at least something going on when I release my creeps into the world.

Now I wrote some code that doesn't do what I expect and I can't figure out why:

var sources = Game.spawns[spawn].room.find(FIND_SOURCES);
var newLength = sources.unshift(Game.spawns[spawn]);
var newLength = sources.push(Game.rooms[name].controller);
for(var i in towers) {
	var newLength = sources.push(towers[i]);
}
for(var i in extenders) {
	var newLength = sources.push(extenders[i]);
}

for(var poi in sources) {
	for(var roadx = 0; roadx < 3; roadx++) {
		for(var roady = 0; roady < 3; roady++) {
			if(roadx == 1 && roady == 1) {
				roady++;
			} else {
				var buildx = (sources[poi].x - 1 + roadx).valueOf();
				var buildy = (sources[poi].y - 1 + roady).valueOf();
				Game.spawns[spawn].room.createConstructionSite(buildx, buildy, STRUCTURE_ROAD);
				Game.spawns[spawn].memory.lastbuild = Game.time + 100;
				console.log('building Road at '+buildx+', '+buildy);
			}
		}
	}
}

The expected behavior is to build roads around every source, the spawn, the controller, extenders and towers. The actual behavior is spamming "building Road at NaN, NaN" 8 times per sources.length (you know what I mean).

What do I miss?