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Re: R20 - The Mating Game
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Sat, 17 Sep 2005 21:12:12 GMT
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rob.antonishen@gmail.com%StopSpammers%
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On 9/17/05, Chris Magno wrote:
> Titled: The Mating Game R-20
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> Build a robot to fit in the usual 12" cubed size rule.
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> Robots will be playing on the 8'x 8' play field.
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> At some point soon, Dave and the group will agree on a standard for
> accepting standard 2x4 bricks. (we have to finalize ~IF~ we will plate
> and tile the bricks to make them more manageable)
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> Much like my idea for the GBC, we will need to agree on a standard
> hight, and ???? for accepting the bricks. (we need a good clean name
> for these bricks)
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> you robot will be allowed to carry up to 10 (TEN) 2x4 bricks of your
> colour. (I already called BLACK)
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> Your robot must be able to ACCEPT brick from another robot, you do not
> HAVE to give/push/fire/launch/eject your bricks if you do not want.
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> points will be awarded thus:
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> For every group of bricks of a colour IN your robot, you will get 1
> point. (this prevents a robot from dumping all 10 bricks into the first
> wiling bot)
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> For every group of bricks of YOUR colour in another robot will get you
> one point.
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> so if you have 1 red brick, and one green brick in your bot thats 2
> points. if you have 2 red, and 4 green, thats STILL 2 points.
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> you can have as many receptacles, AND brick brick shooters (we need a
> good word for this) as you can cram into the 12" size rule.
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> On the day of the game, we will run as many robots as we feel we can get
> on to the play area at once.
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> so to summarize, the object is to build an autonomous robot, that can go
> forth, and accept other 'bots colour bricks, AND get as many of YOUR
> coloured bricks INTO other bots.
hhmmmmm.
Call me dense but I don't get it.
Is there some sort of communication (IR) that the bots need to use?
Or is this supposed to be a mechanical type affair?
I would assume that two bots would have to "come together" somehow but
can't image a mechanism to assist. Maybe once the standard is defined
this will make more sense to me...
-Rob A>
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| well, dinner was a real fun time. there were robots, and lively conversation, and comments, and smack, and... oh ya, food. the waitress was a real sullen hottie as well. We have decided on a game. ---...---the game-------- Titled: The Mating Game (...) (19 years ago, 17-Sep-05, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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