FLL Submerged Max Points

[@glucoseatplay2828]

Love your solution to the Research Vessel. Great idea!

[@elis8167]

GREAT JOB JIMMY JOE

[@elis8167]

I LOVE UR TSHIRT IMMY JOE!!!!!!

[@nrune]

Nice job, would prefer to see an unedited 2:30 run.

[@FLLshenanigans]

I know that would be more impressive, but I only had access to the mat for about 3 weeks before my schools team( which I am coaching) needed me to bring the mat back to school for them to use it. Had I the chance, I definitely would have tried to record such a video.

[@GLEMRobotics-db6eh]

That is awesome! Amazing work you guys! I had a similar idea for the research vessel. To make it more consistent, I recommend you should angle the vessel to 35 degrees instead of 120 degrees to the surface as shown in the video. And slowly "slide" it to the latch instead of dropping it.

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@GLEMRobotics-db6eh I am not entirely sure as to what you mean by 35 degrees to the surface, but I doubt the attachment would fit in the launch area with the boat like that. Additionally, this mission is already quite consistent, and sliding would probably just make it take longer.

[@GLEMRobotics-db6eh]

⁠​⁠@@FLLshenanigansI just rewatched the video and noticed that the vessel is latched on to the yellow latch even when it was side ways. I’m sorry I didn’t notice that at first glance. I am glad that this method works consistently. Great job👍

[@FeatherPillar_Ashio]

That way you did the research vessel is so interesting! Would never have though of putting it in like that

[@ANDRÉSCRISTERNAHERNANDEZ]

nice video

[@MariaAnabel-k5g]

Bonito Video! Saludos desde mi casa 😊😊😘😘💕💕

[@MrAnandbajaj]

Do you guys use bricklink studio?

[@olekronborgrasmussen3768]

That was really good and already at the start of the season

[@Theunholycheese]

cool but can you make a ev3 version for everything?

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@Theunholycheese How much spare time do you think I have? I put this together over summer break, and I now am fully In the school year. Also my ev3 set is broken and cannot process variables or motor positions, which are absolutely crucial to my coding.

[@Theunholycheese]

@FLLshenanigans ok

[@whosyourgrandpa418]

Great job!

[@TeamNextGeneration-FLL]

nice Video!!!

[@FLLbersi]

Congrats, guys!

[@sevketeser]

Which lego set do you use to do these projects?

[@Stary.does.stufff]

It comes with the mat when u buy it

[@vsb3881]

Spike

[@Icarryuzr]

Hi! Can you do a tutorial on the code for getting your robot so straight and accurate? and or the acceleration? (is it gyro straight?)

[@jigneshmsolanki]

Also please share robot design. Specially the wheels part

[@RiwazSwar]

This is a good run

[@DanielEdwards-e5v]

Carrie Road

[@AnnePaulaFuldain]

OMG you save us!! With this video we are going to pass our exam. Thankss!,

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@AnnePaulaFuldain ???

[@AnnePaulaFuldain]

@@FLLshenanigans Let me explain. In my high school we have a subject called Technology. So the think is that this year, in this subject, the mark depends on how well we do the robot game. Although my team don’t take part at the contest we have to do it. The funny part is when we started with the work because anyone of my group knows how to program the robots or also how to build the robot. So in one class I decided to see some tutorials or something like that and I saw your video. Truly you saved us because is the mark of the hole year and now with your video we can make something. I hope you understand me well actually my english is not perfect but I trie to speak. Byeeeeee!!

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@AnnePaulaFuldain I see. That is very interesting. I have never heard of schools using FLL for an actual curricular grade.

[@liyiris]

Good job 👍 , can you give me your robot design

[@FLLshenanigans]

The robot rule book clearly states that all work presented at competition should be work done by the team. It is fine to use this video for inspiration of your mission plan/mechanics, but directly allowing you to copy me is a violation of that rule.

[@jigneshmsolanki]

I would like to see a picture of robot unhidden by obstructions to see the wheel and gears

[@freblue7926]

Nice Job! Quick question, How hard is it to switch between all the different tools? or are they kind of like different shells you switch out.

[@FLLshenanigans]

I use a slip-on attachment system, so attachment changes are very quick. The fastest switches can take less than a second.

[@venkatakanakamedala2521]

Hi what kind of robot design did u guys use

[@FLLshenanigans]

I do not use any designing software, if that was your question.

[@jigneshmsolanki]

Is it basic robot?

[@zoestam3916]

That’s impressive

[@Fred-rn1vm]

How many rounds did you use?

[@FLLshenanigans]

If you mean as in different times the robot exits base, 8 If you mean as in the amount of attempts it took to have a successful run of each mission, on average 3

[@NasimSah-f4j]

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[@Mukilan_Kk]

yall out there getting mats and me in dubai, uae still waiting for stock 😭😭😭

[@thatrichlyfe]

What is the best way to turn? Degrees, sec, cm? We use a backing up sequence off launch to square off the back board for a mil swc but still have gremlins (inconsistency in our coding) once it gets 3 or 4 turns deep.

[@FLLshenanigans]

I also ran into this issue last year. If you are not already using the gyroscope (yaw angle specifically) to turn, then you should definitely do that. If you are already using the gyroscope, consider adding deceleration (you can see it in every turn my robot does) to it and making it into a myblock

[@jigneshmsolanki]

You mean slow it down before turning?

[@vasastudios]

Also I subbed to your channel

[@FLLshenanigans]

Nice

[@bobbychez-y4j]

i love chez

[@vasastudios]

That’s a cool bot, do you guys know about the 4 motor limit? Curious to know whether or not you used 4 motors. If ya did that’s really impressive 😮. Pls respond

[@vasastudios]

Also good thinking about putting the research vessel sideways

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@vasastudios Yes. You can see the distance sensor and the glow from the colour sensor if you want proof. I understand your confusion, as there are multiple cases where one motor powers several things. For example, at 0:54, the hook that picks up the scuba diver and the plate that flips up the corals are both powered by the same motor, and everything else is powered by the other motor.

[@vasastudios]

Really impressive, looking forward to seeing your run in tournaments

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@vasastudios I am an individual doing this for fun. I am coaching 2 teams, though

[@Alex_Beran]

Do you use PID, or how do you plan to make it more consistent?

[@FLLshenanigans]

I use a modified form of PID that I may explain in a video soon.

[@Alex_Beran]

@@FLLshenanigansPlease do so and if you do can you explain how to tune it.

[@VeerendrasakthiPrabhurajan]

@@Alex_Beranits so easy

[@Alex_Beran]

@@VeerendrasakthiPrabhurajan Maybe for you, we were struggling.

[@way2740]

can you share your base robot instructions

[@FLLshenanigans]

I cannot for a few reasons: 1. It will violate the spirit and rules of FLL 2. I do not use any programs to assist my construction, so I don’t have any building instructions 3. I prefer to avoid sharing personal contact information online I will likely make a video on construction of a competitive base robot in the future, so stay tuned for that is you still need help.

[@jigneshmsolanki]

Did you post?

[@FLLshenanigans]

I will be pleasantly surprised is anyone can solve the math problem on my shirt at 0:53. :)

[@jingchen7739]

(3^2)pix40/360=pi (was it 40?) 😀😀😀😀😀

[@FLLshenanigans]

@@jingchen7739correct!

[@im_not_afk2230]

Hello, I am part of a rookie group of missions, I would like to know if someone can give me advice for the atachments and others since we have an ev3 and not many lego tiles

[@kprosshia4258]

Try with gears. Up and lift. simple attachment will do. Just have to be goal oriented

[@FLLshenanigans]

For a rookie team with limited parts using ev3 (in my opinion inferior to spike), I have three main recommendations: 1. Spend a lot of time perfecting the design of the attachment to be as efficient and consistent as possible. For rookie teams, coding is usually a major bottleneck in consistency, so fixing this before the attachment even gets to the coding stage will be a major time saver. It will also give your team valuable experience. 2: Keep it simple. For a rookie team with little coding experience, a simple attachment will always outperform a complicated one. 3: Do not designate teammates to either building or coding. Instead, designate them by attachment and mission. (Eg, two people work on one mission, while two people work on another mission) .With two separate building and coding teams, the moment a mission starts to fail, the building team will blame it on the coders for not coding it properly, and the coding team blames it on the builders for building it poorly. It just ends up being a big waste of time and does not look good on your core values.

[@xx_galaxyeditz1061]

May I know what type of robot design is this?

[@vasastudios]

We’re Lego miners 52922

[@fishfinder7083]

could you share the codes

[@ivssatish]

Plz share all robot designs

[@FLLshenanigans]

Doing so would violate the spirit of FLL.

[@安迪钢学扬琴]

Bros Chad 😂😂😂😂😂

[@EldaCody-j3m]

Mueller Glen

[@Stary.does.stufff]

at 1:34 when the shark is put down, it says the shark has to be TOUCHING the mat in its habitat, which it does not look like it is :)

[@ragamuffin981]

🤓

[@FLLshenanigans]

Right after the mosaic transition you can see that I have bent the tail of the shark to touch the mat.

[@Stary.does.stufff]

@@FLLshenanigans OHHHHH ok that makes sense sorry if I sounded harsh haha :)

[@goodgamer8065]

Plz share all robot designs