Difference between revisions of "Superheavyweight"
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| − | A robot whose weight is between 800.1 kg and 1200 kg. Beyond that a bot is in [[Ultraheavyweight]] territory. | + | A robot whose weight is between 800.1 kg and 1200 kg. Beyond that a bot is in [[Ultraheavyweight]] territory. A custom component called an anti-ballast, which has negative weight, is used to create the robots then removed when finished building. Nowadays, however, SHW bots are created by using Serge's mass limit removing tool in Sergepatcher/RA2CF. |
| − | Originally SHW was used to name all bots above 800 kg with no upper limit in weight (it is | + | Originally SHW was used to name all bots above 800 kg with no upper limit in weight (it is occasionally used as such by the oldest members), but then it changed from 800 to 1200 kg with the introduction of [[Ultraheavyweight]] |
Some successful SHW tournaments have been run, notably [[Clash Cubes 2]] and [[Rust In Pieces 2]]. | Some successful SHW tournaments have been run, notably [[Clash Cubes 2]] and [[Rust In Pieces 2]]. | ||
[[Category:Weight Classes]] | [[Category:Weight Classes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:28, 28 October 2018
A robot whose weight is between 800.1 kg and 1200 kg. Beyond that a bot is in Ultraheavyweight territory. A custom component called an anti-ballast, which has negative weight, is used to create the robots then removed when finished building. Nowadays, however, SHW bots are created by using Serge's mass limit removing tool in Sergepatcher/RA2CF.
Originally SHW was used to name all bots above 800 kg with no upper limit in weight (it is occasionally used as such by the oldest members), but then it changed from 800 to 1200 kg with the introduction of Ultraheavyweight
Some successful SHW tournaments have been run, notably Clash Cubes 2 and Rust In Pieces 2.