2007 Rack 'N' Roll Score Calculator
 

FIRST has put out a scoring calculator to help teams with their strategy. It's the best one I've seen yet.

http://www.usfirst.org/community/frc...t.aspx?id=4186

Thanks FIRST.

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Seconded! FIRST has done good with this one.

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Only one thing, how do you change the color of the rings placed? Because what happens if blue doesnt place all their keepers?

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If you click on the same ringer/keeper, it will change the color of it from blue to red. (And then to a spoiler if the autonomous box is unchecked.)

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Wow.
Look's nice! This will definitely help us strategize, as well as help us on the field!

Great work!

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Anyone know if this is the program FIRST will be using to do live scoring this year? I saw somewhere that the real-time scoring would be done an a handheld computer (Palm Pilot/Pocket PC). I'll see if I can find where I saw that...

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Watch out for this one...
When you close the program it does not actually terminate itself. You have to go to the Task Manager and manually delete the process.

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I think the scoring device here is really cool and great. That being said I can't imagine bringing something like this as a coach to the field. That most likely is not the intent of the program, but I would like to see a layout that is not a 3 x 8 rectangular grid. There has to be a way to layout the rack two dimensionally that represents the 360* wrap around and which legs are closer to which alliance station. For example, legs 8, 1, and 2 are all facing the blue alliance, but in the 3 x 8 grid there is nothing that shows this.

I'm still interested in seeing someone's program they make for their palm.

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I have a palm but have never attempted to make any of my own programs, although I would like to try to load this calculator. Anyone have any suggestions of where I should start (or something to look at?)