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Also, I don't think that the 2006 FVC game would be like FLL. There is only one team on a FLL field at a time (although there are two field back-to-back), so everything (almost, okay except for the thing which straddles the two fields every year) in FLL is designed to be done by one team. You can do some pretty amazing things with Vex, so I would not be surprised if there was a simple and a complex task to do in the new FVC game. A simple task may be pushing cubes or tennis balls or PVC pipe thingamajigs into a scoring zone. A complex task might be taking these and applying a scoring multiplier - like capping them or loading them into a rasied scoring zone or scoring a set of playing field pieces in a specific order. (Like smaller pieces atop larger pieces, similar to the Tower of Hanoi) Also, since the programming module came out, this year's FVC game will probably take aim to utilize some of the new sensors. There will most likely be autonomous. I'd keep my eyes open for line following and ultrasonic-based tasks in autonomous. There will most likely be a bonus score/match score multiplier for doing something special in autonomous. (Like triggering a device, scoring a playing field component, etc.) Now the only thing left is to ascertain what the playing field component will be. These might be blocks/cubes, tennis balls (although I doubt they will do balls since they did last year), rings/hoops, pipes/tubes, beanbags, footballs, or muon-based polygonic flux capicators (whatever that is ). But then again, how well do we really know FIRST? We can only be certain that FIRST always throws a curve ball when it comes to game design. The only problem is guessing where it will go this time. ![]() |
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Only hours left until it's time to know!
At this point some of you have earned almighty guru points ... Some of you pay attention to the actual capabilities of the Vex products... Some of you have also come up with some ideas the FVC Game Design Committee bounced around, but did not use... However, there have been no correct guesses at an actual scoring object that is a very commonly found item. I wonder if anyone can sniff this one out before release????? I'll also purchase and ship a Vex Omni-Wheel Kit to anyone who can guess how final team rankings are going to be calculated in the FVC game. In fact, just get close, and the Omni's are yours. ![]() get you final thoughts in tonight ... Last edited by Rich Kressly : 10-02-2005 at 07:21 PM. |
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Final guesses, eh?
It will be one of the following: 1) Soda cans, emptied (and cleaned) with the tab snapped off. (I mean, soda cans are common--I've got five sitting around my side of the room right now. ...although I probably shouldn't admit that.) 2) FIRST buttons 3) Something that can be constructed from the Vex kit itself. As for the rankings, I'll bite...the accumulation of your opponent's points, win lose or draw, over all seeding/qualification/whatever they call it matches. Last edited by Billfred : 10-02-2005 at 07:22 PM. |
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Alright here I go...
Ping pong balls, Triangular object, Rectangular object, Floppies. The winner gets the double score of the team that loses. or winner gets their score and the loser's score. |
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Ranking Calculation (wild guess because a normal one would not include the omni-wheel offer):
1x individual objectives + 2x lowest team's score + 3x team objectives completed Scoring object: marbles, bottle caps, paper clips, light bulbs |
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[quote=Rich Kressly]OK Kids, now that everyone knows there's going to be regional events, what's the game going to be like?
HINT 1: It's not a replay of the previous FRC game HINT 2: Inflatable Clowns come in small sizes too ![]() Inflatable clowns are shaped like Russian stacking dolls. The game is not like the previous FRC game in that the robot does not stack tetras on top of the goal, but rather picks up nested objects and moves them to a scoring area. OK, I don't have a crystal ball. When will the real game be announced? |
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The should have been a hint not to take it seriouslyPeople have been working to get those inflatable clowns in FRC for years so I thought I'd toss that in there. |
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