So there is a 3D file in DLC Pack #2 that could possibly hint at a game piece… A stackable LEGO-like block that could be used to assemble a structure or target (I hope it’s not a re-visit of Recycle Rush). I know it seems way too obvious for FIRST so it’s probably just something to throw us off.
Watch Mario run up the “Stairs” and think “Stacked Blocks”.
If 2018 is about video games (https://youtu.be/V16Id_n9sB8?t=1m17s).
Maybe human players can communicate with the robot in auto using a LiteBrite.
I loved Lite-Brite, but none of the classic video games I recall had hexagonal/beehive pixels. The only one that was not based on square pixels (or 2tallx1wide rectangular if you count a few oddball TRS80 games) that I recall was Battle Zone, because it was done in uber-cool (at the time) 3-D vector graphics. OBTW, it was also the first game I recall with vibratory feedback; I almost certainly pumped more quarters into BZ than any video game before or since.
Edit: Oh, yeah Asteroids, another vector game, (though 2-D) and probably #2 on my all-time quarter-pumping list. That game got insanely fast if you let a container get in the corner and figured out where to park and shoot.
That was to 3D print 8-bit structures.
Man, the memory recall form us OG’s is so fun to read.
Back in the early days of video gaming, something as simple as Pong was a huge WOW!! Yep, I owned the v2 version. It had 3, count them, 3 control knobs and 3 mode switches!!!:yikes:
They can build up speed for 12 hours because of the field reset downtime.
But first, let’s talk about parallel universes