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Re: So who is building a bot for Brickfete??
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Wed, 20 Apr 2011 20:02:39 GMT
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Hi Steve,
I still like the idea that if a bot lets goof the rope, its a loss. I am
getting old, and I do not recall any robot in the old game letting go. In all
the years of bot games, I do not recall too many robot that were deliberately
sneaky. (1)
As for flame, I am not up on the NXT and I might be mellowing in my years, but I
will talk to the team and consider anything sold by Lego to be a Lego part.(2)
Regards
Chris
B.E.D.
1. I tried to make a RAMP bot that unfolded and would hope to have the opponent
drive on the RAMP and out of the ring. I recall Jeff E making a marble sorted
that collected the opponents marbles and spit them out of the ring. We kicked
him out of the country for that. Now he is in California I think.
2. I will post back here with a more definitive answer.
In lugnet.org.ca.obb, Chris Magno wrote:
> --------------posted on behalf of Steve-----------------
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> Canadian folk,
>
> I've tried to post these questions to Lugnet a couple times, but it seems Lugnet
> has forgotten me. So, you get them directly...
>
> Steve
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Steve Hassenplug <steve@teamhassenplug.org>
> Date: Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 12:59 PM
> Subject: Re: So who is building a bot for Brickfete??
> To: lugnet.org.ca.obb@lugnet.com
> Cc: lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto@lugnet.com
>
>
> I had two questions I tried to post, yesterday. Seems they didn't get through
> LUGNET's filtering.
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> 1) In the Tug of War, does a robot lose if it lets go of the rope? (I think
> that was the case in the previous version of the event)
> 2) For Firefighting, are non-LEGO sensors allowed? The rules say no, but I
> don't think there is a non-contact method of finding a candle with LEGO parts.
> That would suggest that the best solution to the challenge would be a simple
> fan.
>
> Steve
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> On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Janey Gunning <janeyredbrick@gmail.com> wrote:
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> The rules are up on the events page... http://brickfete.com/events
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> ROBOTS Tug of War and ROBOTS Fire Fighting
> ROBOTS in disguise!!!! (or in Da'skies, if you are Chris)
>
> ....And it got me to thinking...
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> Can you EASILY build one bot that does both? Or is that just a waste of
> effort?
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> Would it just be better to build two?
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> Frankly, Tug of War seems simple, apparently I just need to find myself some
> STUPID STICKY TM tires... but Fire Fighting... well my concept might just be
> toooo lame to even work... but my real question is, is there any "coolness"
> factor to having the bot do both, or is that just seriously wasting my time?
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> Chris, Dave? Old Time rtlers? Lugnets robotic competitors of events past???
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> Anyone?
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> Bueller??
>
> Janey "Red Bot... errr Brick"
> http://brickfete.com
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