Template:Eyes - Revision history

Jarbon: Updated template to include changes to how eyes work.

2008-07-04T03:01:04Z

Updated template to include changes to how eyes work.

Ollj at 16:57, 1 February 2006

2006-02-01T16:57:58Z

Ollj at 16:44, 1 February 2006

2006-02-01T16:44:46Z

Ollj at 16:41, 1 February 2006

2006-02-01T16:41:04Z

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{{v221}} [[.eye1]] thru eye9 ----- What am I looking at? Returns a value inversly proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc. Eye5 looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all since all reference [[.variables. (or refvars)are calculated from this eye. Eye1 looks to the extreme left. About 45 degrees from the centre Eye9 looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre

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−	~~{{v221}}~~ 501 to 509 [[.eye{{{1}}}]] Returns a value ~~inversly~~ proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc.	+	501 to 509 [[.eye{{{1}}}]] Returns a value inversely proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each [[eye]] views a 10 degree arc unless changed by using [[.eye1width\|.eyeNwidth]].

−	[[.eye5]] looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all because reference ~~[[.~~variables. (or [[refvars]]) are calculated from this eye. [[.eye1]] looks to the extreme left and [[.eye9]] looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre.	+	[[.eye5]] looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all because reference variables (or [[RefVar\|refvars]]) are calculated from this eye unless changed using the command [[.focuseye]]. [[.eye1]] looks to the extreme left and [[.eye9]] looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre. This can also be changed by using [[.eye1dir\|eyeNdir]].

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−	{{v221}} 501 to 509 [[.eye{{{1}}}]] ~~to [[.eye9]] ----- What am I looking at?~~ Returns a value inversly proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc. ~~Eye5~~ looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all ~~since all~~ reference [[.variables. (or refvars)are calculated from this eye. ~~Eye1~~ looks to the extreme left. ~~About 45 degrees from the centre Eye9~~ looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre	+	{{v221}} 501 to 509 [[.eye{{{1}}}]] Returns a value inversly proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc.
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		+	[[.eye5]] looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all because reference [[.variables. (or [[refvars]]) are calculated from this eye. [[.eye1]] looks to the extreme left and [[.eye9]] looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre.

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−	{{v221}} [[.~~eye1~~]] ~~thru~~ eye9 ----- What am I looking at? Returns a value inversly proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc. Eye5 looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all since all reference [[.variables. (or refvars)are calculated from this eye. Eye1 looks to the extreme left. About 45 degrees from the centre Eye9 looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre	+	{{v221}} 501 to 509 [[.eye{{{1}}}]] to [[.eye9]] ----- What am I looking at? Returns a value inversly proportional to my distance from a viewed robot. Each eye views a 10 degree arc. Eye5 looks straight ahead and is the most important eye of all since all reference [[.variables. (or refvars)are calculated from this eye. Eye1 looks to the extreme left. About 45 degrees from the centre Eye9 looks to the extreme right. About 45 degrees from the centre