Build a Tower
Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:50 pm
The object of this contest is to create an automated machine designed to take designated parts and use them to make a tower.
Scoring will be similar to that of golf; the lower the score, the better.
Every second a machine takes to do it's job will cost 1 point. In the case of multiple entries, the fastest one is the only one that will be counted against an entrant in terms of time.
There is no limit to the amount of entries, but each one (including the first) will cost 30 points.
Any entry that does not work or follow the rules will cost 500 points.
Editting a post to replace a scene will result in disqualification.
The rules, as well as intuitive directions, are included in the scene:
Addenda:
- The tower must end up in the green space.
- You may build anywhere.
- Any scripting will cost 200 points.
This contest will officially close exactly one week after the most recent entry, provided there are at least three entries.
I don't expect this to be easy, but then if someone comes up with a lateral solution, it wouldn't be the first time I've been surprised in a phun/algodoo contest.
I'm crossing my fingers in the hope that I haven't made a mistake.
Scoring will be similar to that of golf; the lower the score, the better.
Every second a machine takes to do it's job will cost 1 point. In the case of multiple entries, the fastest one is the only one that will be counted against an entrant in terms of time.
There is no limit to the amount of entries, but each one (including the first) will cost 30 points.
Any entry that does not work or follow the rules will cost 500 points.
Editting a post to replace a scene will result in disqualification.
The rules, as well as intuitive directions, are included in the scene:
Addenda:
- The tower must end up in the green space.
- You may build anywhere.
- Any scripting will cost 200 points.
This contest will officially close exactly one week after the most recent entry, provided there are at least three entries.
I don't expect this to be easy, but then if someone comes up with a lateral solution, it wouldn't be the first time I've been surprised in a phun/algodoo contest.
I'm crossing my fingers in the hope that I haven't made a mistake.