Robot Game Hacks - Part 2! FLL RePlay 2020: FIRST LEGO League Attachment and Robot Game Inspiration

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@blazingphoenix19 2 жыл бұрын

Tip 1 - 00:39 - Try not to line follow too much Tip 2 - 01:55 - Try and use passive attachments Tip 3 - 03:01 - Have missions specialists

@Fma-v1m 3 жыл бұрын

It's a good hairstyle!!

@sersandwich2518 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. We built our team kinda late ( later then last year ) and I need good attachments for missions. As you were going over these I thought of different routs and attachments that could work. I built the robot last year just from the instruction manual and then saw box robots and other cool robots and wanted to build one my own. After I built it I got kinda stuck with attachments and this sparked my creation and gave several ideas. You give really good tips and again thanks!:)

@ZacharyTrautwein 4 жыл бұрын

No problem! I’ve got lots of attachment inspiration videos on my channel!

@kochka4426 4 жыл бұрын

Hack 1: "Try not to line follow too much." Me: laughs in 99.9% of programs running only with pid line following and lags.

@ZacharyTrautwein 4 жыл бұрын

Hi! Remember, most FLL teams are made up of elementary and middle schoolers who, for the most part can not wrap their heads and fully comprehend what a PID loop is. For teams that have team member, especially those outside the US because FLL goes to 16 internationally, that have team members that are older PID loops are a great option to speed up line following.. BUT all team member have to have a full comprehension of the control systems used in programming their robot.

@joyhea8125 4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! About going straight, my Spike's (A+B) (left+right) wheels doesn't start at the same time when I programmed it to with pink "More Movement" word block. So it becomes off to the left for about 2 inches. So just wonder what would you suggest about scoring for bench/slide/boccia(green) missions with mini robot? Thanks.