Lockjaw (Download / Thread / Skins) Mode 180 seconds Options T-spin detection Off Clear gravity Naive 4x4 squares Off Scoring LJ Miscellaneous Play a continuous real-time game of 180 seconds. Play on version 0.21 or later. Score; Date; Player 61800; 2007-01-13; caffeine 54400; 2006-11-28; jp01309 50800; 2007-01-26; kotetsu213 43200; 2006-10-20; matt_hatter83 41100; 2006-10-17; DIGITAL 37600; 2006-11-07; Fask 35200; 2006-10-18; tepples 33600; 2006-10-17; deepdorp 30300; 2006-10-17; cdsboy
I'm purposely double posting to start things off. Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 14:39 (rot=SRS, lock=Step reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Rhythm) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 328 tetrominoes (109.33 per minute) Pressed 1043 keys (3.17 per tetromino) Made 119 lines (single: 34; double: 6; triple: 0; home run: 18, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 92 garbage (30.66 per minute) Score: 32520
Don't both TW and TDS have T-spins, using the same algorithm? Use of [ and ] keys permitted or forbidden? Anyway, here's the bottom of the lj-scores.txt file from my first try: Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 17:12 (rot=SRS, lock=Step reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=133 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=6 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 254 tetrominoes (84.66 per minute) Pressed 928 keys (3.65 per tetromino) Made 94 lines (single: 20; double: 2; triple: 2; home run: 16, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 80 garbage (26.66 per minute) Score: 25400 EDIT: superseded; see below
*edit, new score: from the score log: Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 18:09 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=183 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 235 tetrominoes (78.33 per minute) Pressed 777 keys (3.30 per tetromino) Made 90 lines (single: 2; double: 0; triple: 0; home run: 22, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 109 garbage (36.33 per minute) Score: 30800
edit: a few more points >_>; Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 18:35 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=3 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 355 tetrominoes (118.33 per minute) Pressed 1258 keys (3.54 per tetromino) Made 133 lines (single: 32; double: 13; triple: 5; home run: 15, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 87 garbage (29.00 per minute) Score: 30700
well heres mine Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 17:42 (rot=SRS, lock=Step reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=183 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Monochrome, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 234 tetrominoes (78.00 per minute) Pressed 1077 keys (4.60 per tetromino) Made 91 lines (single: 2; double: 1; triple: 1; home run: 21, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 106 garbage (35.33 per minute) Score: 30300 Edit: dang you kotetsu i had more points then you, then i submited and you had updated...
gahahahaahahh update: Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 18:57 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=3 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 335 tetrominoes (111.66 per minute) Pressed 1236 keys (3.68 per tetromino) Made 124 lines (single: 18; double: 13; triple: 4; home run: 17, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 95 garbage (31.66 per minute) Score: 31400
"Don't both TW and TDS have T-spins, using the same algorithm?" they both detect t-spins, yes. they use different algorithms, though. i don't have tw handy, but i could test dlx for you. in any case, tds is the only one to reward points for t-spins, much less garbage. btw, what do you mean by [ and ] keys? oh come on! i can't believe no one beat that sorry old score of mine yet.
oh really Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 19:18 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=3 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 331 tetrominoes (110.33 per minute) Pressed 1253 keys (3.78 per tetromino) Made 128 lines (single: 21; double: 3; triple: 3; home run: 23, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 114 garbage (38.00 per minute) Score: 35600
arg, beat me to it....... Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 19:32 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=150 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Monochrome, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 249 tetrominoes (83.00 per minute) Pressed 823 keys (3.30 per tetromino) Made 98 lines (single: 2; double: 0; triple: 0; home run: 24, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 119 garbage (39.66 per minute) Score: 33600
Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 16:32 (rot=Sega+TI, lock=Step reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Zero) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=183 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 350 tetrominoes (116.66 per minute) Pressed 1191 keys (3.40 per tetromino) Made 136 lines (single: 6; double: 5; triple: 8; home run: 24, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 133 garbage (44.33 per minute) Score: 40200 "Looks like I'm on top." (Hackers anyone?) nick, why do i get the feeling you aren't actually submitting your best score...
Enjoying it up there? Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 20:35 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Zero) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=3 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 354 tetrominoes (118.00 per minute) Pressed 1268 keys (3.58 per tetromino) Made 133 lines (single: 6; double: 3; triple: 3; home run: 28, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 141 garbage (47.00 per minute) Score: 41500
Good thinking, matt. I'll update the rules. Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 20:04 (rot=SRS, lock=Step reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Rhythm) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=116 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=8 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 367 tetrominoes (122.33 per minute) Pressed 1171 keys (3.19 per tetromino) Made 139 lines (single: 6; double: 2; triple: 3; home run: 30, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 151 garbage (50.33 per minute) Score: 47080
Both variants of 3-corner T. But the algorithm difference really matters only for TS singles performed by kicking against the floor and side walls, such as fiddlesworth's opening and TS single downstacking. It doesn't matter for ST stacking. Oh really? See [[Tetris Worlds]]: In LJ 0.20: Start a new game, press [, drop a few tetrominoes, and then press ]. I played a few more games and got more tetrises: Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 21:20 (rot=SRS, lock=Step reset, rnd=7-piece Bag, spin=Off, speed=Exponential) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=133 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Faint color, next=6 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 255 tetrominoes (85.00 per minute) Pressed 974 keys (3.81 per tetromino) Made 100 lines (single: 9; double: 0; triple: 1; home run: 22, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 107 garbage (35.66 per minute) Score: 31400
yikes. my mistake. also, how did i miss the [ ]? that's so cool. i'll edit the rules again. okay, so t-spins did in fact add points in worlds. i'm retarded, then. even so, i think the rules still look appropriate for "classic." if demand becomes high, then i don't see why we can't make an alternative ruleset, which include ts bonuses. always keeping me on my toes, teps. edit: okay, i can't think of any other way to cheat other than modify the scoring formula, but we can identify if someone's tampered with that, right? if you come up with anything else, let me know.
To an extent, yes. Scoring formula should be 100 * single + 400 * double + 700 * triple + 1200 * homerun + 200 * back-to-back + 20 * rhythm beat skips. Take the score, subtract out the first four terms of this formula, and see if the number of back-to-backs is reasonable.
Initial entry from me after about 10 rounds. Cleared 180 seconds on 2006-10-17 at 18:44 (rot=SRS, lock=Move reset, rnd=History 6 Rolls, spin=Off, speed=Zero) (grav=Naive, are=Instant, das=166 ms 60 Hz, shadow=Color, next=3 pieces) Played for 3:00.00 Played 326 tetrominoes (108.66 per minute) Pressed 1096 keys (3.36 per tetromino) Made 123 lines (single: 3; double: 2; triple: 0; home run: 29, T single: 0; T double: 0; T triple: 0) Sent 144 garbage (48.00 per minute) Score: 41100
well sure you can cheat, its acualy quite easy. All you have to do is first think of a number of tetrominoes played in the 3 minutes, don't make it to rediculus. Then you have to come up with the number of lines taking in to account that there is an average of 10-13 tetrominoes per 4 lines. then you put the lines into the scoring formula, which can be found in atleast the source which is packaged with lockjaw (not the os x version tho). You also shouldn't clear almost all of the tetrominoes (leave around 10-20). The real solution would be to have people provide screenshots so you can see if they faked it. But then again it is posible to fake the screenshot but it would be alot harder. P.S: i didn't use this method to cheat i just was extremely bored so i desided to invent one.
well yeah-- anyone could say they got a score they didn't. i mean, there has to be somewhat of an honor system to even do this sort of thing. it's not like we're playing for money anyway. i was kind of hoping no one that much of a dick to do that sort of thing. there's not too much i can really do about it.
