Extending Reverse Stacker (v1) - Tower Takeover - VEX VRC
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Extending Reverse Stacker concept for vex tower takeover game.
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i like how this one video probably made the meta stackbot
Dayum yall those are some clean graphics
blender
Lol stop you're encouraging the 6 motor base gang
@Max Phillips it's fixed angle and I'm pretty sure the intake would only need one, 7m base.
@@noahboursier It isn't fixed angle because it needs to lean forward to drop the cubes.
@@Team81K o my bad
this is late, but it uses 8 motor base with passive angle which moves while driving backwards, and while the robot moves forward, the rollers move as well (with elastic thing that runs those 90 degree gear pairs)
Max Phillips you can run both intake off one motor
If there's enough friction to prevent the cubes from sliding down before picking up more, that also implies theres enough friction to prevent the cubes from sliding out, despite the direction of the flaps being with direction of motion of the cubes when sliding out. This is because to prevent the cubes from sliding down, theres extra friction required since the weight of the cubes exerts more torque about the root of the flaps
This robot can extend nice and long
just how i like it
;)
Wow! Awesome Robot
The stability of this design concerns me
I had the same idea but with the conveyer belts more spaced out and using standoffs instead.
nice
Cool idea, but what would keep the stack from getting pulled over when you back off? All the weight from that expanding thing would be pushing down on the stack
@@nickl4532 hmmm maybe, still think the weight would be an issue no matter what, that's a lot of c channel. Maybe have locks so it stays up?
I'm thinking we could just add extra weight to the bottom of the robot to lower the center of gravity
Why not have the stack lay flat when getting cubes, much more stable and there would be less pressure put on the sliding mechanism.
I like the design, but you can’t stack in the towers with ot
what software did you use for this?
blender
How do you do the animations
how tf can u lift the tray without a tilter
not using this design but how did you get the bars to rise as the cubes were inserted
what software did you use to make its 3d design?
How would it release?
The front of the basket/cube holding device is open, so then lean back to store the cubes. I think this is a little unrealistic because VEX robots tend to jerk and this might a pretty bad problem for this open front design.
Ahmad TheLivingMeme oh how wrong you were
How do the cubes get released?
Nice! I think it will work! Also, thank you for the animation. Just downloaded Blender. Can you please post the Blender animation file? This will be very useful for our project. Good luck in the competition!
does anyone know where I could find an instruction guide/manual with the steps to make this intake?
what virtualbot are you using?
where can i find the dimensions for this.
How much is the blueprint of this robot? I will buy it from you
Lane Tate do you have a blueprint for it for I can try building it?
Are you allowed to stack more than 3 cubes?
unlimited.
Paul Thompson really? Even scored?
@@PazYT Yep. No limits. Only limit is 1 cube per tower. Check the scoring app, you could have a 3x 22 cube high towers if you could build them.
@@paulthompson1294 The tower has to be the same color?
@@and_why8521 in your corner it can bee a mix of colours to agent height.
The bucket towers are only allowed 1 cube in, if you put 2 in neither count.
How to do the simulation?
I'm the 200th person to like this video
This doesn’t work,which is pretty obvious
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