Good, now send it to me :P
Pretty sure Kid_Krusher's bot was a (horribly underweight) MW, not a BW...
Only for me to turn around and deny it due to it having a custom component.I know it was a bit ambiguous in the rules due to me not mentioning it, but I thought DSL meant "No custom components" unless otherwise specified.
Rules are rules, but if you want i'll put the soundclip in the video when appropriate.
I think this kid is LRA2/Avalanche double accounting, based on the typing style.
-Winner will be the first robot to leave the arena edge, as judged by me.
Let's just forget Two Tribes ever happened. Is everyone ok with me judging matches by eye? And tell me if these are stupid rules as I wrote them when I was tired.SIGNUPS CLOSE 25TH DECEMBER
For crying out loud, now you question it.Quote from: Conraaa on November 18, 2012, 03:15:33 PMLet's just forget Two Tribes ever happened. Is everyone ok with me judging matches by eye? And tell me if these are stupid rules as I wrote them when I was tired.SIGNUPS CLOSE 25TH DECEMBERYou know that part in weddings where the guy goes "Speak now or forever hold your peace"? It's the same reason I carried on regardless. No one questioned it.Fig.1(Image removed from quote.)Basically, the arena doesn't know who goes off of the arena first. It only knows who goes furthest down in the Z-axis and hits the zone where the robot is declared OOTA first. I will judge it by whoever leaving the arena floor fully first losing, regardless of who goes into this out zone first. You know, like a sumo match. If you leave the arena to do the judging then if both robots go off of the arena at roughly the same time, then the one that "Won" by my eye could have "Lost" as it hit the out zone first.
Anyway to edit the arena.py so the OOTA zone is just below the actual arena floor?
def Tick(self): for each in self.players: if plus.getLocation(each)[1] < 1.5: plus.eliminatePlayer(each) return Arenas.SuperArena.Tick(self)