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 Programming isn't that hard once you get the hang of it. It has a steep learning curve like math. One day your trying to figure out 1 1, then the next day they throw x and y at you. Once you understand what x and y represent and learn to think in terms of functions, it's as easy as pi. - sciguy125 [more] |
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12-03-2006, 12:34
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Re: Amazing robot plays
At GLR, my team, 1015 made it to the finals. We were ranked number 11, but still got the 8th slot for alliance captains. Of course slots 8 and 1 played each other for the first match. Alliance 1 had two identical robots, 15## and 1114 (I think). They both had autonomous shooters and treads.
In the first of our two finals matches (we lost both...), 1015 was on defense as always during autonomous but couldn't move the twins because of the treads. But later in the match in our pushing contests, we disabled BOTH of the robots... by detaching their treads  . It was just so sweet to see  
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