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Re: The least you could do!
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Mon, 25 Feb 2002 14:22:52 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Ivan Louch writes:
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> And in case someone is interested, here are the final scores:
> 1. Rob 645pts
> 2. Chris 565pts
> 3. Phil 545pts
> 4. Ka-On 510pts
> 5. Dave 500pts
> 6. Mario/Calum 460pts
> 7. John 380pts
> 8. Trevyn 280pts
> 9. Ivan 270pts
> 10. Derek 140pts
> 11. Matthias 80pts
> 12. Tony/Jennifer 20pts
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> Even though I expected a bit higher scoring I'm still very happy that my bot
> worked at all, since it is my most difficult project yet. I just wish I had
> more time for tweaking and debugging, as my biggest problem certainly was
> unreliability due to lack of play-testing (mainly the software that I wrote
> some time between Friday evening and Saturday morning) . Must say I greatly
> underestimated the complexity of the task, so let us learn on out mistakes
> :))
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> Awesome event guys! Kudos!
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> Ivan
So the age old rtlToronto(tm) robot challenge event problem...
Do we do this one again for rtlToronto(tm) 11?
Ideas for rtlTornto(tm) 11 that I have heard or I would like to see:
The maze following 'bot that I came up with a few months back...
The black pop cans in the 4x4 arena (search and grab 'bot)
The 'dragster' 'bot that we've been discussing since like rtlToronto(tm)
8ish (20 feet of speeding up, 6 inches of stopping, and a wall at the end if
you don't stop--closest to the wall wins...)
Smack-Down 'bot - no holds barred 'bots in the arena, taking out other 'bots
by any means necessary (a la Robotica)...
I would be willing to conduct any of the above events.
My little notes on rtlToronto(tm) 10--
1. Had a great time!
2. was great sitting beside Chris--anytime he started his 'bot, mine would
go, too!
3. I was in awe of pretty much every other 'bot there. Iain's was right
across from me and was just mesmerizing, Robs was just way too cool for
words, Chris might go on about how ugly his was, but watching the 2 EOATS,
one for scanning, one for placing, move across the board was just too
cool... and it was halfway thru the day when I realized that the scanning
EOAT woould return to the other side of the board all by itself after a
certain amount of time. I was sitting there, no one around, and the
scanning EOAT started to move...
Anywho, it was a great day.
Dave
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| > Come on guys! Those of us who lurk at your news group are dying to know who > won this battle of the bots. Was it Rob again? Another battery box wonder? Well, it certainly had a number of battery boxes, as a matter of fact Rob had as many battery (...) (23 years ago, 25-Feb-02, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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