Hello all,
A couple of the younger aspiring programmers on our team recently developed a single player version of the triple play game. It is written in C++ and allows you to control 1 robot which you may select, while the computer’s AI automatically controls the other robots. It works pretty well at this point, but is not entirely finished. Take a look and tell me what you think.
–Kevin
Please provide a link for us to take a look.
whoops, forgot to do that, tomorrow morning i’ll stick a link out there
and leave me hanging… 
sorry guys, it took me longer to get around to this than expected, here’s the link
Sweet thanks. I gotta check this out. I think I really am addicted to FIRST.
Edit: Wow that is cool. It took me a few matches to figure it out, but now I got it and I think we might have to train our coaches on it.
awesome, tell me what you think, i appreciate input
Nice…
Even though it is not complete is is still very good.
I am also working on a simulator, but I am doing it in java and I will be having it slightly different, I will propably consider the methods that you have used while i finish mine over the next week or two.
It would be nice to see your source if you don’t mind. Are you already planning to, or will you post your source?
Wow, very well done. One thing I would like to see though incorporated is to be able to select which loading zone to use. Also, a command to have all the robots on your team “go home” at the end of the match for the 10 pts. Other than that, I think it’s great! Excellent job.
Edit: After playing a few more matches, I think it would be nice if you could also introduce a partially-random autonomous mode setup (For example, you have one alliance that will cap center and/or a side goal and then you add on the bonus tetras… and just make it randomly change for each side who has the highest and all… since in real life as partners change differnet sides will start with different goals in control at the start of a match).
Wow, excellent job. I might consider adding a pause button and something that would adjust the speed of each robot. Regardless, excellent job!
very nice good job guys
not too sure on giving out the source code as i did not do most of the development of the simulator, i will ask the people who did and i’ll get back to you on that, i would imagine they would say yes
by the way, thank you everybody for your feedback
I, also, would be very interested in the source of this app. (Or the source of any other simulator).