ICOR (Robot collab)
Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Bronie12345 » Mon Dec 07, 2009 8:49 pm
can someone fix this, because i don't know what's wrong with it:
tmp.zip- change extension to .phz, or open it and run scene.phn
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by KarateBrot » Mon Dec 07, 2009 11:22 pm
what do you exactly want to do with it and why do you want to calculate a point from an angle and a distance?
btw. you have to post the functions into the console not into OnHitByLaser. a function is cool because it's fully dynamic.
For example if you want to calculate the angle between two points you then type this into onHitByLaser:
scene.my.angle(scene.my.p1, scene.my.p2)
and it will calculate it. it's like a function in maths.
(oh and you can calculate the distance between those two points as well and because one point will be the mouse position so i don't see the point why you want to calculate a new point
btw. you have to post the functions into the console not into OnHitByLaser. a function is cool because it's fully dynamic.
For example if you want to calculate the angle between two points you then type this into onHitByLaser:
scene.my.angle(scene.my.p1, scene.my.p2)
and it will calculate it. it's like a function in maths.
(oh and you can calculate the distance between those two points as well and because one point will be the mouse position so i don't see the point why you want to calculate a new point
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Bronie12345 » Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:27 am
a new point calculation is define where the circle needs to be spawned
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by standardtoaster » Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:43 am
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Scene.my.EndPoint=(P, L, A)=>{[P(0) + (L * math.cos(A)), P(1) + (L * math.sin(A))]}
Is that what you need? P is the point that you know of. L is length of the "line" between P and your unknown point. A is the angle, in radians. Scene.my.EndPoint([0, 0], 4, math.pi/4) will give you [2.828427, 2.828427]. That is your unknown second point.
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Bronie12345 » Tue Dec 08, 2009 12:25 pm
then, let's say, p = e.pos ; l = 0.1 ; a = the angle
will this calculation give back an array? (like e.pos = [1.85401659, 0.2518518])
will this calculation give back an array? (like e.pos = [1.85401659, 0.2518518])
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by standardtoaster » Tue Dec 08, 2009 4:45 pm
Yes it will. Have you not tried it yet? My post explains it all.
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Bronie12345 » Tue Dec 08, 2009 5:23 pm
well, im currently busy with other stuff, so im not really working on that robot anymore...
4 ways was enough for me...
4 ways was enough for me...
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Bronie12345 » Tue Dec 08, 2009 8:35 pm
ok, now i got something:
srry for the double-post
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srry for the double-post
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Kutis - AHOX » Wed Dec 23, 2009 1:22 pm
I want to join into ICOR. Can I? I'm trying to make my own robot with cpu...
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by savask » Wed Dec 23, 2009 3:19 pm
Yes of course. I'll add you to the list.
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Kutis - AHOX » Thu Dec 24, 2009 10:16 pm
I'm trying to make new brain for ICOR robot - iBrain
It will NOT have non-geom variables!
It will have these sensors:
-distance sensors
-touch sensors
And it can controll motor - this is only one variable to use... - it will have laser output - not non-geom variable output
I will upload it to Algobox if it will be done - It's my Christams Present to ICOR and AHOX
It will NOT have non-geom variables!
It will have these sensors:
-distance sensors
-touch sensors
And it can controll motor - this is only one variable to use... - it will have laser output - not non-geom variable output
I will upload it to Algobox if it will be done - It's my Christams Present to ICOR and AHOX
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by Mechanic » Fri Feb 05, 2010 8:27 pm
I want to join, but I can only do one of the possible works, the mechanical designer, I don't have idea of thyme, so sorry, but I can make any mechanical part for the robot (arm, leg, body, spinal cord cover, body, head structure, guns, weapons, tools...), so please accept me in this collab.
Tanks, bye.
Tanks, bye.
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by savask » Sat Feb 06, 2010 3:40 am
Don't think that this collab is alive, but we are always welcome to new people!
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Re: ICOR (Robot collab)
by CoolRulez12 » Fri Dec 31, 2010 9:22 am
Posting much? This topic looks kinda not-alive....
Can I help? Although I am new to ANNs, I would like to do a favor to this topic.
EDIT : Try using reinforcement learning techniques. They seem good for rookie car drivers within 100 generations.
Can I help? Although I am new to ANNs, I would like to do a favor to this topic.
EDIT : Try using reinforcement learning techniques. They seem good for rookie car drivers within 100 generations.
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