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Performance Scouter
I made a program that takes data on which robot scores which points, and then seeds the teams based on their individual performance. During each match, whenever a robot scores, the user inputs that score to whichever team made the points in that section (automode, teleop, endgame). At the end of the match the program will add the results to previous data and show which teams are best in which areas. The original intent was to be able reseed teams that are normally seeded highly just because they were often paired with good teams. The user has to watch each match and enter data during match play, but the results are pretty useful. Our team (Channel Cats) was able to pick for our third alliance member a team that was arguably one of the top five in the whole regional, but was shunted down the standard seed because of a lot of coincidences.
I've also added a match strategy advisor, which recommends which teams ought to play defense, deploy during endgame, hang during endgame, etc. Here is the link: http://www.bearealis.com/games/MyScout-Logomotion.exe I made it with the iPad in mind, but I don't have the resources to actually make it that format. (at this time) |
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I just added a match scheduler so that you can set matches ahead of time, as well as see when your team is up next and what alliance you'll be on.
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Awesome! I will test it out at the Philly Regional.
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Does it accept input of ubertube doubling and logo formation?
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The program doesn't include bonuses or penalties. It would be hard to attribute a logo bonus to a single robot, unless that robot happened to be responsible for all three tubes. I figure that all teams will be going for the logo bonuses, so whether they can make a logo or not will be reflected in how many tubes they can hang, which the program does measure. While hanging over an ubertube might be slightly more difficult, I think that it's more a reflection of strategy and of what tubes happened to be available than of what the capabilities of a team are. Again, if they can hang at all for the ubertube's row, they probably will. It would be nice to measure penalties for each team, but sometimes it can be really hard to match penalties with robots, and penalty rates will hopefully drop anyway as teams gets practice, right? :rolleyes:
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I just added a sorting feature, so you can view all recorded teams sorted by team number, matches run, average automode score, average teleop score, average endgame score, total points earned, or average points earned per match.
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have you put in the uber tube scoring and doubling the points?
that would be very helpful |
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I just fixed an issue with the match schedule crashing after visiting the help page, and made other minor adjustments. |
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wouldn't scoring an ubertube affect the total points a team gets which might affect the outcome of the game
like if one team gets 2 tubes scored on the top peg and one mini bot that is 36 points (i think) and if the other team gets a ubertube plus a logo on the top row that is 30 points plus they score enough tubes to win the match in your program the team that scored the minibot would win the match and get the quilifing points and wouldn't be the top seeding team |
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i see now its not accentually rating the teams on the points but on there abilities
if so i see no need for ubertube scoring |
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I just added a mac-style touch-screen scoller, in case someone manages to run this program from an iPad and finds themself unable to scroll for lack of arrow keys.
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I just added a print button!!!!
Now if your computer is connected to a printer, you can quickly have comprehensive data to hand to your team captain at the last minute, still sortable by team number, matches run, auto score, tele score, endgame score, total, or average per game. (I've only tested it on my printer, so if the formatting looks off from your printer, let me know) Of lesser note, I also added an onscreen number pad, to go with the onscreen scrolling. If anyone does manage to run this program remotely on an iPad, please let me know. (and tell me how :p not that I actually have an iPad...) Likewise, if anyone finds the onscreen scrolling or number pad annoying, let me know and I can remove them. Unless I can get a file selection prompt working, this is probably the last update. (unless you can suggest anything else) |
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how dose sorting by telop do?
and there is minor lag when switching the way you want to sort by kinda annoying sorry for the critiques but i really like it and i can use a remote program to control my laptop from my ipad and it works great the number pad is a little annoying |
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When running it from your ipad, is there an alternate way to type numbers (or letters, for the file prompt), that I can remove the number pad entirely, or should it simply be altered? |
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