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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Chris Magno wrote:
> I think I'll send my robot FedEx to steve slightly modify the code and
> enter it in his sumo game. I just need to find that link.
http://www.24tooth.com
> heck for that matter I Still have that cool robot from r13. again, some
> slight code modifications and I can enter 2 robots. I'm sure to win a
> price then. ya know - with the r13 robot, I could use that to CLIMB on
> the opponent and just sit on him. I'd win for sure. I'd just have to
> modify the code some more. (sec)
>
> All done (1)
>
> Chris
> "...I applaud Chris for thinking 'it is a very clever strategy'..." K.C.
>
> (1)
>
> 10 ? "clr"
> 20 wait 500 // mandatory stupid 5 second pause rule
> 30 forward A // 3 lines of code to get steve to shut up about the
> aim robot away rule
> 35 backward C
> 40 wait 75
> 50 forward A // search code
> 55 forward C
> 60 if rotation is > 3 {wait 50 off A off C sound 6} else {goto 10)
> // super complex line that forces robot to drive to the TOP of opponent.
Several of those comments don't really make sense, unless you've been spending
time at http://www.24tooth.com
hmm. you're jealous, aren't you.
Well, I'd love to see you enter your rtl 13 robot. I think trying to stay on
the opponent robot would be pretty cool.
Of course, considering it wouldn't stay on a 2x2 ft square stationary box, I
find it really hard to believe you could make it stay on much smaller,
odd-shapped moving robot.
Well, I guess it did do the chicken dance on Wayne's robot for a few seconds...
Actually, I wanted to make a robot like that. (one to climb on the opponent)
But I couldn't come up with a reliable way to make it work. It would only work
as well as yours, and *I* don't think that's good enough.
I did end up with several interesting entries. One is a spinning robot. Well,
actually, it uses a couple Hailfire droid wheels (
http://www.peeron.com/pics/inv/custpics/x784.jpg ) that rotate around the entire
robot, but it's pretty cool.
And then there's Team Spybot. A pair of robots that work together to find and
team-up on the opponent.
Overall, I have several 'fun' entries.
And like Dave said, after every event, I go home with ideas on how to do it
better next time...
Steve
"Steve is way smarter than me" - Chris
"I applaud Chris for thinking" - KC
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