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Re: rtlToronto8 Events. Vote for them.
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lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto
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Mon, 5 Mar 2001 23:27:41 GMT
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"Jeff Elliott" <jeffe@telepres.com> wrote in message
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> Dragstrip: I can design a 'robot' using 0 rcxes that could do this,
> and have a good shot at winning, too. So could Iain, or lots of other
> folks on this NG. That's not necc. a *bad* thing, but we might want
> to include this just as an entry-level competition. Something that
> kids who show up without a robot could aim to build in a morning.
That's why I think the scoring should be different. Robots who can stop the
FASTEST after passing the line should be rewarded. IE, a robot who finishes
in second place can still win, if it stops much much faster after passing
the finihs line, rather than simply coasting away.
There needs to be intuative scoring here, and I hate math, so I'm not going
to bother attempting to figure it out. :)
> I'd also like to put forward the "Confidence Course" variant to the race
> game: Take Jin's concept of the Mindstorms box as a standard unit of
> obstacle: Invent a course using one or more such boxes which need to
> be overcome in certain ways. Publicize the exact course layout, and
> your bot has to scale / jump / roll to victory. Fastest one wins,
> and we can easily set up side-by-side courses.
I really like this idea as well, Jeff!
Iain
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 | | Re: rtlToronto8 Events. Vote for them.
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| Heya, I'm assuming that we're voting for basic ideas here, and that we're going to refine the competition as we go... otherwise, I think we've got a lot of discussing still to do. Some comments: Cartesian competition: This sounds like a lot of fun, (...) (24 years ago, 5-Mar-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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