Who measured the field?

[ColleenShaver]

The question I thought everyone would be asking but can't find anywhere.... did anyone measure the field and is willing to share the dimensions with the rest of us?

We're struggling to extrapolate from picture the dimensions of everything to build a scale model field and the full size goals and such. We know we saw some tape measures out in NH, so if anyone knows any dimensions that could be helpful, it would be greatly appreciated (by many teams, I think).

Good Luck All!

[jedilearner]

i think i saw somthing about feild drawings or something simular to what you need.

[Paul Marshall]

In the manual in The Arena section, it specifies that "The carpeted Playing Field is 48 feet by 24 feet" Section 3.2.1

[matt111]

yea it says that more stuff will be posted later this week on FIRST site. kinda annoying cause i already modeled the field with my dimensions lol. o well its not robotics until i have to back and change something five times

[dez250]

Originally Posted by matt111

yea it says that more stuff will be posted later this week on FIRST site. kinda annoying cause i already modeled the field with my dimensions lol. o well its not robotics until i have to back and change something five times

Referance 3.2.1 Boundaries and Markings:
"The carpeted playing field is 48 feet by 24 feet, bounded by two walls and a guardrail system."

Mike

[rowe]

There are many field dimensions that are in the writing in Section 3: the Arena, in fact, the only measurements I could not find were the height of the movable goal bases, the dimensions of the shoot the balls drop from, the ball delivery system, and the coordinates of the IR lights, although I am probably forgetting something. I am waiting for my webmaster to post my beta version of the field in .max format. Check out our team website (Site 3 Engineering #1097)

[Raul]

Go to the FIRST site and get the 2004 Field Layout Manual.


http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/doc_updt.htm

[mtaman02]

Originally Posted by Raul

Go to the FIRST site and get the 2004 Field Layout Manual.


http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/doc_updt.htm

check here 2 in a couple of days rich told me he would try and get the specs posted asap

http://nycfirst.poly.edu/

[matt111]

yea i think first jsut posted this. its a nice blueprint form autocad with everything i think. darn u and ur speedy 3ds max. i wanted to be first one with teh model o well FIRST inventor model ill have to shoot for

[Wetzel]

Originally Posted by Raul

Go to the FIRST site and get the 2004 Field Layout Manual.


http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/doc_updt.htm

Be aware these are NOT THE OFFICAL SPECS! These are the drawings for the Low Cost Field, not the offical FIRST field. "Please note:
All other official drawings mentioned in the manual will be available late next week."

So until next week, we only have rough dimensions to work with.


Wetzel

[TheLostRenegade]

http://www2.usfirst.org/2004comp/200...ual_010503.pdf

thats the document containing the 2004 field layout

[M. Hicken]

ive got the filed layout pdf in front of me and i do not see a dimendion for how tall the back wall is, the same wall that the human player has to shoot over. Did anyone catch that height?

Thanks
Marcus

[Wetzel]

Originally Posted by M. Hicken

ive got the filed layout pdf in front of me and i do not see a dimendion for how tall the back wall is, the same wall that the human player has to shoot over. Did anyone catch that height?

Thanks
Marcus

The player station wall is 7 feet tall.

Wetzel

[M. Hicken]

only 7, i thought it was 10

o well, just goes to show my judge of measurement

thanks
Marcus

[sanddrag]

Does anyone know if the "FIELD END PANEL, BALL CORRAL" sits flush on the floor, or is it above the floor sitting on some other driver station structure? Basically, does the floor extend all the way into the ball corrall or is there a lip of some height that the balls must roll over?