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Re: First Week Regionals *Merged*

we should start a chatroom.. because this Q&A response thing is slow~ and ther eis alot of excitement out there~

so I'll make one

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Re: First Week Regionals *Merged*

There's also the Tigerbolt IRC chatroom on IRC - there's an IRC link in my sig and a Java applet here.
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I was a field resetter at Peachtree, and had a good view of the competition Friday and Sat.

Auto/Human Loader
Human loading was more popular, but auto loading was used. Picking tetras off the ground was used a lot too.

Stack High vs. Stack Fast
Stacking high could work if you where left alone, but it was easy to disrupt stacking bu pushing or using the arm to knock the tetras off the opposing robots arm, so fast was an advantage. What was a greater advantage was being able to hold onto a tetra while turning, getting bumped and so on without dropping it.

Strong/Fast Bots
Being strong was important. Not only to push other bots around but to keep from being pushed while capping.

Autonomous Mode
No teams were able to stack a vision tetra in autonomous mode. Only a few even had the camera on their bot.

6 Robots on the field
The field was big enough for six bots. Plenty of manuvering room.

What happened vs what you planned
Our strategy is to cap fast and then to play defence. We could cap fast and then prevent slower teams from capping by removing there tetras from the arm of the opposing bot wirh our arm or just pushing them until it fell off. Our alliances scored from 3-40+ points depending on how much of a shove match it came down too.

Robot Damage
At first (early Friday) damage was light. As you might expect it got more severe toward the end of qualifying and definitely in the elimination rounds.

Scores
Really low scores 0-10 were rare for winning teams. Most scores where in the 20-30 points range. 40+ was not the norm but not rare. 50+ was rare. Number 1 seeds quality points averaged 12. Penalties where responsible for the low quality point averages.


How fast is the setup/take down of every match
At Peachtree we finished ahead of schedule on Friday. The event was well run and were really smoooth. We had a great crew of volunteers and IFI had very little in the way of problems. It was a great event.
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