ARF Contest B #XLIV Results
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 7:27 pmWell... That was one of the most dramatic contests among all recent ones 
Firstly, I want to apologize about stupid 3rd level
Was expected that dillo cant stay on the cloth between two nodes... The right node shouldn't exist, or it should be much more far on the right
Now, about light entries. There was very close and exciting battle! I was very pleased with Kingofthespill's solutions; looks like that huge delay between his last submission and now doesn't matter on quality of his solutions
The destiny of light medal was decided on 2nd level. Ioncorpse, Kingofthespill and Unw had same concepts, but Unw has figured out how to reduce the friction and saved extra 50$ on pulley weight. Physics enlighten the world!
Unw (7624)
Challenge on the dark side was awesome too. Everything was decided on 2nd level too (what a surprise). JonathanF captured the lead with amazing three-rubber paddle launcher and clearly balanced cheap catcher. Ioncorpse answered with superb 1+1 catcher. Then he made three-rubber paddle too, but had not time much for balancing the catcher. McGinge also was close, but he used four-rubber paddle, so it was a bit expensive for winning.
JonathanF (7908)
Thanks for the performance, and congratulations to winners!
Firstly, I want to apologize about stupid 3rd level
Was expected that dillo cant stay on the cloth between two nodes... The right node shouldn't exist, or it should be much more far on the right
Now, about light entries. There was very close and exciting battle! I was very pleased with Kingofthespill's solutions; looks like that huge delay between his last submission and now doesn't matter on quality of his solutions
The destiny of light medal was decided on 2nd level. Ioncorpse, Kingofthespill and Unw had same concepts, but Unw has figured out how to reduce the friction and saved extra 50$ on pulley weight. Physics enlighten the world!
Unw (7624)
Challenge on the dark side was awesome too. Everything was decided on 2nd level too (what a surprise). JonathanF captured the lead with amazing three-rubber paddle launcher and clearly balanced cheap catcher. Ioncorpse answered with superb 1+1 catcher. Then he made three-rubber paddle too, but had not time much for balancing the catcher. McGinge also was close, but he used four-rubber paddle, so it was a bit expensive for winning.
JonathanF (7908)
Thanks for the performance, and congratulations to winners!
