[FRC Blog] The 2016 Season, by the Numbers 2

[notmattlythgoe]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

It shows that we used 3 relays, when we used none. I suspect something else is being misreported as relay. 330 is row 148, in case anyone is interested.

How did you figure that out? Did I miss the "Flipped back over to secure the win" column?

[feverittm]

Another interesting statistic is the number of PID controllers.

There is some team out there with a reported 100 PID Controllers. I really don't believe this, but it is interesting. Also it shows there are 31 teams with more than 10 PID Controllers.

As was already said... interesting

[Andrew Schreiber]

Originally Posted by feverittm

Another interesting statistic is the number of PID controllers.

There is some team out there with a reported 100 PID Controllers. I really don't believe this, but it is interesting. Also it shows there are 31 teams with more than 10 PID Controllers.

As was already said... interesting

I'd be willing to bet that team is doing something funky with creating it and then (hopefully) tearing it down rather than disabling it.


I'd be interested to know if they just took the state of the robot in the last match or if they aggregated it over the season.

[BigJ]

Originally Posted by notmattlythgoe

How did you figure that out? Did I miss the "Flipped back over to secure the win" column?

I was able to find mine (forgot the row number now) by process of elimination using Rookie year (2005) -> Command-based -> No robotdrive class -> yes smartdashboard -> 2 Joystick classes -> No solenoids. At that point there was 3 or 4 left and I could pick the correct one based on number of digital ins and motor controllers.

[Jon Stratis]

Originally Posted by BigJ

I was able to find mine (forgot the row number now) by process of elimination using Rookie year (2005) -> Command-based -> No robotdrive class -> yes smartdashboard -> 2 Joystick classes -> No solenoids. At that point there was 3 or 4 left and I could pick the correct one based on number of digital ins and motor controllers.

I tried something similar to identify my team... and came up with 0 rows. I started with year and language, then filtered out by motor controllers and pneumatics I can't find any row for 2007 rookies using Java that really looks like it could even be close to ours!

[BigJ]

I tried to identify by numbers of objects as little as possible (except for things I know there was 0% chance anything was different, like Joysticks and solenoids) as I think there are some quirks with their tool. Our row had way more PIDController objects that I thought we should have, but it could have been a weird thing with a robot resetting midmatch, or etc (I don't think we were ever remaking our controllers).

[notmattlythgoe]

Originally Posted by BigJ

I was able to find mine (forgot the row number now) by process of elimination using Rookie year (2005) -> Command-based -> No robotdrive class -> yes smartdashboard -> 2 Joystick classes -> No solenoids. At that point there was 3 or 4 left and I could pick the correct one based on number of digital ins and motor controllers.

I must be having an off day. Nobody is getting my humor.

[FlamingSpork]

Originally Posted by notmattlythgoe

I must be having an off day. Nobody is getting my humor.

I found my team's code by filtering on "Got stuck on moat" and making sure it was exactly once.