| Parameter |
Value |
| Tile |
12 cm × 12 cm |
| Quarter tile (Areas 2 and 3) |
6 cm × 6 cm |
| Wall |
1 cm thick, 6 cm high |
| Letter victim |
2 cm × 2 cm |
| Cognitive target |
5 cm in diameter |
| Parameter |
Value |
| Game time |
8 minutes of simulated time |
| Real-world time |
10 minutes |
| Automatic lack of progress |
After 20 seconds in a fixed location |
| Stop time to report a wall token |
At least 1 second |
| Time multiplier in a swamp |
x5 on the first entry, +1 on each new entry into the same swamp, up to x10 |
| Area multipliers |
1, 1.25, 1.5 and 2 for Areas 1, 2, 3 and 4 |
| Exit bonus |
+10% |
| Mapping bonus multiplier |
correctness × 1.2 + 1 |
| Parameter |
Value |
| Budget |
3000 |
| Maximum number of cameras |
3 |
| Maximum number of distance sensors |
8 |
| Distance sensor range |
0 to 0.8 m |
| GPS accuracy |
0.0025 m |
| Maximum wheel velocity |
6.28 rad/s |
| Lidar |
512 points per layer, 4 layers, 0.01 to 1 m |
timeStep sets the number of milliseconds between sensor updates. int(robot.getBasicTimeStep()) gets the basic time step of the world, which is 16 ms in the worlds of Erebus v26.1.
These are the names to pass to robot.getDevice() with the starter robot. In your own robots, you choose the names in the Robot Customizer. The emitter and the receiver are always available.
| Device |
Name |
| Wheel motors |
left wheel motor, right wheel motor |
| Wheel encoders |
left wheel sensor, right wheel sensor |
| Distance sensors |
leftDist, frontDist, rightDist |
| Camera |
camera |
| Colour sensor |
color |
| GPS |
gps |
| Gyroscope |
gyro |
| Accelerometer |
accelerometer |
| Lidar |
lidar |
| Emitter |
emitter |
| Receiver |
receiver |