Warrior General Games

http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?game_id=1510086&pbp_id=392247 ROLB

i know it is a script... but this shouldnt happen... anything over 45 is unreasonable.. but a 64..

I can't really comment on the GM script, only that the ROLB looks like he moves too fast. That maximum speed only lasts a tick or 2. I think it's just the approximate visual positioning of the dots and falls into this category from the "Quirks of GLB, Common Complaints & Commonly False Bugs" sticky.

Originally posted by VolBrian
101: Graphics show something that looks impossible, like a catch out of bounds, the ball not being near someone when they catch it, the ball carrier stop short but given the first down and vice versa, punts that are or are not touchbacks or that have or have not gone out of bounds. In these and similar situations, the PBP text description is consider the accurate depiction of the events while the visual replay is considered approximate.

Not likely a bug

It is not possible for us to verify that the script is even feeding you correct information.

Not likely a bug.

Originally posted by Androth
It is not possible for us to verify that the script is even feeding you correct information.

Not likely a bug.
Of course you can, all the data is in the page source:
Frame 17) x=37.75 , y=284.25
Frame 18) x=32.75 , y=280.25

Now make Pythagorus proud and calculate the length of the line connecting those two points .....

Originally posted by pabst

Of course you can, all the data is in the page source:
Frame 17) x=37.75 , y=284.25
Frame 18) x=32.75 , y=280.25

Now make Pythagorus proud and calculate the length of the line connecting those two points .....


Bort is not limited to the frames. Speed script is lol.

Originally posted by pabst

Of course you can, all the data is in the page source:
Frame 17) x=37.75 , y=284.25
Frame 18) x=32.75 , y=280.25

Now make Pythagorus proud and calculate the length of the line connecting those two points .....


It is well known and documented that the images on the replay do not exactly match what is actually going on. Calculating the distance between two lines and how long it takes to travel the distance only yields the correct speed if what you are seeing is correct.

Did you mean Pythagoras perhaps?

Originally posted by Androth
Did you mean Pythagoras perhaps?
I'm going to resist the urge to be a smart ass and spell it in Greek by instead giving you a for your ingenuity in avoiding such a simple math problem.

And for the record, I'm well aware of the dubiousness of the replay. No, this isn't a big deal, but the script is correct. The replay on the other hand ....

Originally posted by Androth
It is well known and documented that the images on the replay do not exactly match what is actually going on.


Agreed, moving this a long. ISSUE DETERMINED NOT A BUG

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