Re: Is it possible to make a competitive JuniorRobot?

The JuniorRobot was made for educational purposes, as the Robot class was too complicated for very young people in schools, even though the Robot class is very simply. However, I don't expect any code to be available on the net, and hence the JuniorRobot will suit well as a competition robot type. The JuniorRobot takes one turn per command, as it is not an AdvancedRobot. Therefore, most examples for AdvancedRobots will not work for the JuniorRobot. But I think it will be even more challenging to make a competitive JuniorRobot. :-)

- Flemming

--- In [email protected], "realmoonstruck" <realmoonstruck@...> wrote:
>
> I want to organize a competition in our college technical fest http://edg.co.in next year. But have to prevent people from copy pasting code from other successful bots available on the net.
> 
> I thought of holding a JuniorRobot melee competition. Mainly because JuniorRobot codes are not available readily. But I couldn't get any of the advanced strategies to work properly on a JuniorRobot not even linear targeting. Is it possible to make a competitive JuniorRobot?
> 
> Any other idea is appreciated...
>




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