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28-03-2006 16:08
Tyler Olds
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
Are there any other fields that are orientated like this? With one end towards the big screen and not in the middle?
28-03-2006 16:10
Allison K
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Great Lakes was oriented in that direction.
28-03-2006 16:12
Alex Cormier
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Originally Posted by David55
weird...
I did not post this thread |
and yes FLR was the same.
28-03-2006 16:12
chaoticprout
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
if someone comments on a picture you posted, it automatically makes a thread.
28-03-2006 16:13
Jeff Rodriguez
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
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Originally Posted by Tyler Olds
Are there any other fields that are orientated like this? With one end towards the big screen and not in the middle?
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28-03-2006 16:13
Heretic121
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
UTC had thier field set up this way as well *aka perpendicular to the screen as apposed to parrelel...
28-03-2006 16:14
Ricky Q.
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
Boilermaker is also set up like this. It is common.
28-03-2006 16:18
Koko Ed
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Originally Posted by Alex Cormier
you posted the picture, therefore when a discussion arose it makes yout the poster.
and yes FLR was the same. |
28-03-2006 16:18
Greg Marra
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
UTC was set up this way and Philadelphia was set up this way last year.
At UTC they had a small TV on one side of the field so that the alliance not facing the screen could keep an eye on the real time scoring system. As a driver, I never looked at the TV, but when I was facing the screen I would check it to see how much time was left in the periods.
One of the things I wish they would do is to have the LED signs that count down time also count the periods. Instead of displaying "__20" when there's twenty seconds left in the second period, they should display "2_20". I think that would help in situations like this.
28-03-2006 16:36
Erics626
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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
UTC was set up this way and Philadelphia was set up this way last year.
At UTC they had a small TV on one side of the field so that the alliance not facing the screen could keep an eye on the real time scoring system. As a driver, I never looked at the TV, but when I was facing the screen I would check it to see how much time was left in the periods. |
28-03-2006 16:47
Vince
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The greatest thing about the field set-up is in fact that it looks exactly like any other FIRST event, no matter where it is held.
In addition to the looks, the event itself has a certain flair and flow, all of which are unique to FIRST.
Kudos to all for making the Israeli event a true FIRST Regional Competition.
28-03-2006 16:55
Jay H 237
Re: pic: Israel regional - the arena
Does anyone know if this field is one of the regional fields from the US that was shipped over there or was this field built solely for use over there?
28-03-2006 18:01
Elgin Clock
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Originally Posted by Erics626
They did the same think at Boilermaker. I found it quite helpful for keeping track of time and for knowing what we needed to do to win the match.
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Just one more thing for the game designers to take in to thought when designing the game, or the logistics people when designing the field layout.
Please, no more big screens behind a tracking target ever again!
28-03-2006 22:21
JulieB
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The same for Peachtree.
We alway like being on red you could see the score when you were driving.
29-03-2006 13:19
David55
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Originally Posted by Jay H 237
Does anyone know if this field is one of the regional fields from the US that was shipped over there or was this field built solely for use over there?
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29-03-2006 13:34
Tim Baird
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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
UTC was set up this way and Philadelphia was set up this way last year.
At UTC they had a small TV on one side of the field so that the alliance not facing the screen could keep an eye on the real time scoring system. As a driver, I never looked at the TV, but when I was facing the screen I would check it to see how much time was left in the periods. One of the things I wish they would do is to have the LED signs that count down time also count the periods. Instead of displaying "__20" when there's twenty seconds left in the second period, they should display "2_20". I think that would help in situations like this. |
29-03-2006 14:06
DjAlamose
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Originally Posted by JulieB
The same for Peachtree.
We always like being on red you could see the score when you were driving. |
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