REEFSCAPE Web Scoring Calculator

Hi everyone! I retooled my Crescendo calculator from last season for use in the new game REEFSCAPE.

frc.ohlinis.me

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Features

  • All standard scoring elements found in the official manual

  • Ability to add and subtract alliance scoresheets

  • Modification of alliance names and colors

  • Leaderboard ranking alliance results from highest to lowest

Screenshots

Alliance Scoring Sheet

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Leaderboard

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Custom Alliance Colors

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Custom Alliance Names

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Usage

This calculator can be useful for scoring practice matches, comparing the scores of multiple previous matches, coming up with strategies or even as a tool for conducting driver tryouts.

The calculator is available online at frc.ohlinis.me.

Feedback and suggestions for improvement are appreciated!

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This is great ( I had no idea this existed even for crescendo ).

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Thank you for this! Just a few suggestions. For the trough there should be no limit because you can fit a lot more than just 12. Since there are only 66 coral per alliance, you could cap the total possible coral scored in any level to 66. I would say the same for algae. There’s only 9 balls per alliance (Although you could technically steal a few balls). So maybe limit to 18 possible for one alliance??? (idk). The rest is pretty great!

Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate you taking the time to check this out. I definitely was hesitant with setting a limit on the trough, because initially I wasn’t entirely sure how much coral would fit. I’ve pushed an update to remove the limits on all game pieces entirely to allow more freedom with the tool.

Thanks again for taking a look!! :slight_smile:

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Hello again! I’ve cleaned up the code a little more on the calculator and added the feature to export and load the alliances to a CSV file. The buttons can be found right above the alliances!

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More improvements have been added to the site, including the following:

New Ranking Point Icons

I’ve gone ahead and utilized lucide icons for the ranking points because I think they look nice, and it’s overall easier to look at than before.

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For more style points, when a ranking point is scored, it uses the alliance color to display it. The border will change to the alliance color as well once all the ranking points are achieved.

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State is now saved

The calculator will now save your progress as you use it, and load it back up when the page is refreshed. Because of this, I also added a button that will revert to the default Red and Blue alliance.

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Installing (Kind of)

You can now install the calculator onto most devices as a Progressive Web App. Info here:

How to Install a PWA

It’s nothing crazy but I find it nice to have.

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