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Storing Groceries #520

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Some proposed changes for the storing groceries task:
johaq Jan 18, 2019
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updated score sheet for storing groceries
johaq Jan 18, 2019
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fixed typo in storing groceries score sheet
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added back scenario name
johaq Jan 18, 2019
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Added back object ranges. Removed clear area rule since I feel robots…
johaq Feb 6, 2019
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small grammar fix: In small table -> On small tables
johaq Feb 6, 2019
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion scoresheets/StoringGroceries.tex
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\begin{scorelist}
\scoreheading{Main Goal}
\scoreitem{500}{Move 5 objects next to their peers in the shelf}
\scoreitem[5]{100}{Move an objects next to their peers in the shelf}
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Careful!

\scoreitem{500}{Move 5 means that team won't score unless 5 objects are moved.
\scoreitem[5]{100}{Move an means one object is enough to start scoring bonus points.

I agree on the 2nd one. HOWEVER: move an objects?

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Yeah should be "an object"
I think second option is more in line with scoring in clean up task which seems similar in some ways.

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:+1

\penaltyitem[5]{-30}{Receiving human help (point at target location)}
\penaltyitem[5]{-100}{Receiving human help (move object)}

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