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If you zoom in the yellow things are conected to a special square tubing while they other sides are cirular, they are defently part of the game or somthing.
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I think the GDC is sending us a message -- "HI" -- if you tilt them both the same amount it spells out that message ^^
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As stated by Bob Steele said earlier, it could just be a change in the design of the corners that requires the change in the number of plates. Also, due to the zoom, it is impossible to locate the access point. I am speculating a third gate though... A side note, use spell check. EDIT: Last year had the ball corral areas for empty cells, that could have been the reason two yellow plates were not needed, as the bar crossing the corner created enough support. |
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Am I the only person happy to be back on carpet... That's all I needed to see.
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The yellow plates are on the outside of the field, and are there to keep people from tripping. They are polyethylene (plastic) panels. I'm guessing the reason they are flat in the second game hint is because they were too lazy to actually model the curve. They have hook Velcro on the bottom, and are stuck to the carpet just by putting pressure down on them, as they bend quite easily.
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Edit: I just noticed, that in the photo from 2004 linked to above, instead of the polyethylene plastic panels, there's diamond plate protecting the field supports. So the move to the yellow plastic was probably just to save costs. |
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And the gate is in the middle of the field see post above^^^ top picture... The only thing left is to verify that it is indeed carpet in the picture. And if it is i am guessing that they are just giving us a hint that it is back to carpet. So is it carpet or not?!?! |
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Students can learn to drive on whatever they give us. Ramps, carpet, grating, HDPE, lexan, diamond plate, regolith, other robots the driver station wall, referees, stairs, Dean, the bar, goals, the scorer's table, you name it, I've watched robots somehow manage to drive on it at events over the last few years. As far as I'm concerned the surface we play on is is of minor consequence and easily overcome compared to what the game object is. |
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It doesn't matter if it is carpet or not. Last year there was still carpet under the Regolith. Just because it isn't in the picture doesn't mean it isn't there. They can always put Regolith or something else on top of the carpet. For all that picture shows it could just be concrete with the carpet or whatever playing surface left out.
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Really measuring to the amount of carpet left outside the field im gonna have to say this is at least half the field in the clue... So unless the corners of the field are a different material. Im gonna have to say the whole field is carpet(or whatever flooring is in the picture). Something new i noticed is that the ramp unlike past years extends into the field when up... Not sure if this was just a mistake on the computer or not? it should be back a little so the bend is outside the field. |
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We agreed that this year there won't be any robots this year. It will be all on the human player! We'll spend the next six weeks learning how to do the Robot dance. :ahh:
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I would LOVE carpet back!
I mean, doing doughnuts all day was fun and all, but i like POWER! TORQUE! ACCELERATION! Carpet would be nice this year :) I have been the designated driver on the team the past 3 years, and I liked driving for Rack and Roll the best. heres my list: #1: Rack-n-Roll #2: Lunacy #3: Overdrive (our robot was slow and cumbersome/hard to drive, and there were too many line rules for driving lol) |
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