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The incredibly talented members of the RLBot community are back with another stunning competition. But instead of facing off with custom Rocket League “soccar” A.I., three teams are competing with hand-coded air show routines, and they need your help to choose the winner of a $1,000 grand prize.
The contest entries vary widely in their theme and aesthetics, but each of them feature dozens of pre-scripted Rocket League cars flipping, drifting, and flying in sync with each other. Combined with great editing and a fitting music track, these routines are a testament to the creativity and talent of Rocket League fans.
It’s something that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated, so check out the video here.
Rocket League YouTuber Rocket Sledge says the contest has been in the works since September 2019, but insists that organizing the competition was the easy part—Each demonstration of high-flying choreography is just a few minutes long, yet the process of designing, coding, and editing took each team about 50 hours of work to put it all together.
The creators used external tools to painstakingly write commands for each of the cars in their routines. Not only do they have to worry about ensuring the cars are in sync, but the complexity of their movements means managing timing and making minuscule steering adjustments are key to creating a cohesive display to dazzle the viewers and judges.
Rocket Sledge is joined by RLCS hosts Liefx and Lawler to provide some judges’ comments throughout the video, but the winner of the $1,000 prize will be ultimately decided by viewers. Check out the incredible submissions and cast your vote for the first ever Rocket League Air Show at the link in the video’s description.
If you’re interested in getting involved with Rocket League’s custom artificial intelligence community, check out the welcoming community at RLBot.org for tutorials and resources to get started.
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The incredibly talented members of the RLBot community are back with another stunning competition. But instead of facing off with custom Rocket League “soccar” A.I., three teams are competing with hand-coded air show routines, and they need your help to choose the winner of a $1,000 grand prize.
The contest entries vary widely in their theme and aesthetics, but each of them feature dozens of pre-scripted Rocket League cars flipping, drifting, and flying in sync with each other. Combined with great editing and a fitting music track, these routines are a testament to the creativity and talent of Rocket League fans.
It’s something that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated, so check out the video here.
Rocket League YouTuber Rocket Sledge says the contest has been in the works since September 2019, but insists that organizing the competition was the easy part—Each demonstration of high-flying choreography is just a few minutes long, yet the process of designing, coding, and editing took each team about 50 hours of work to put it all together.
The creators used external tools to painstakingly write commands for each of the cars in their routines. Not only do they have to worry about ensuring the cars are in sync, but the complexity of their movements means managing timing and making minuscule steering adjustments are key to creating a cohesive display to dazzle the viewers and judges.
Rocket Sledge is joined by RLCS hosts Liefx and Lawler to provide some judges’ comments throughout the video, but the winner of the $1,000 prize will be ultimately decided by viewers. Check out the incredible submissions and cast your vote for the first ever Rocket League Air Show at the link in the video’s description.
If you’re interested in getting involved with Rocket League’s custom artificial intelligence community, check out the welcoming community at RLBot.org for tutorials and resources to get started.
