Please post the 2016 Worlds Pit Map when found

[Doug Frisk]

Originally Posted by jeh9037

the link to Guidebook does not work

Go to the root: https://guidebook.com/guide/53130/ and select maps. Odd that the direct link gives a 404.

[orangemoore]

If you look under FRC teams each team has their pit assignment (in the app). Then go to the map to find where it is.

Not a great solution but it is a start.

[rich2202]

Link to the map:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.guide...7Tp6VvxRma.png

Check out the other maps on robot movement.

[orangemoore]

Also the map is so low resolution I can't actually tell which pit ours is (S32) it looks like we have a corner pit, but I'm not 100% sure.

[Coach Norm]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

Also the map is so low resolution I can't actually tell which pit ours is (S32) it looks like we have a corner pit, but I'm not 100% sure.

I believe you are correct that you have a corner pit.

[s_forbes]

Originally Posted by rich2202

Link to the map:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.guide...7Tp6VvxRma.png

Check out the other maps on robot movement.

I hope that someday someone will invent a way to upload more pixels to the internet, I think the technology is almost there!

Nice to see they are keeping the roundabout, that was one of the things I really liked about last years layout.

[PayneTrain]

Originally Posted by s_forbes

I hope that someday someone will invent a way to upload more pixels to the internet, I think the technology is almost there!

Nice to see they are keeping the roundabout, that was one of the things I really liked about last years layout.

just gotta download more ram mirite fellas #2010jokes

[SenorZ]

Yeah, low res. But it seems we've got a corner pit as well. D21.

That's 3 for 3 corner pits!!!

[mikemilano]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

It appears the pit map will be posted to this webpage

http://www.firstchampionship.org/fir...cs-competition
(look under quick links) (PS: It isn't available yet)

I expect a blog post to also go out for the pit map

Hopefully, we'll see a higher res version of this map...

https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.guide...7Tp6VvxRma.png

But it helped with our 3-team load in planning. Thx All!

[mikemilano]

Originally Posted by rich2202

Link to the map:

https://s3.amazonaws.com/media.guide...7Tp6VvxRma.png

Check out the other maps on robot movement.

Thanks Rich!

[leon r]

It appears that at least two prior years they put Archimedes and Tesla fields on opposite sides of the convention center/arena. Why would they do that? It made for even longer walk for those two fields!

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by leon r

It appears that at least two prior years they put Archimedes and Tesla fields on opposite sides of the convention center/arena. Why would they do that? It made for even longer walk for those two fields!

With the "roundabout" in the middle of the Dome floor, the robot path to each field was about the same distance from the entrance. It wouldn't have mattered whether Archimedes and Tesla were on the north, south, east, or west side. They got the long walk to the dome, and the short walk to the practice fields. Hopper and Newton (?) were the other way around.

[leon r]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

With the "roundabout" in the middle of the Dome floor, the robot path to each field was about the same distance from the entrance. It wouldn't have mattered whether Archimedes and Tesla were on the north, south, east, or west side. They got the long walk to the dome, and the short walk to the practice fields. Hopper and Newton (?) were the other way around.

This difference might have been lesser on the inside of the field, but I can assure it was quite large for the rest of the team, who had to walk around the field!