Elevator Intructions—KFury

Posted on September 14, 2024 by KFury205

KFury, I have replaced your human name with your Public Display Name for the purposes of naming this post. The point of HAVING a PDN is to shield your identity from your classmates and the wider world. We need to have a safe space for me to rudely (I mean mercilessly) (I mean candidly) critique your work without shaming you. Please change your Display Name.
—DSH

Instructions to an Elevator of a 5-floor hotel:

  • Respond to any buttons Pressed on any floor
  • When on that following floor open the doors for 15 seconds to wait for Passengers to enter 
  • If a Passenger interferes with the doors closing begin another 15-second timer before closing again
  • If there are no presses on any of the corresponding buttons in the 15-second time frame close the doors and wait for a response from either the current or a different floor.
  • If the Passenger presses one button Respond to the following floor
  • If the Passenger presses two or more buttons on the 5th floor go to the nearest floor that was Pressed until each floor is visited
  • If the passenger presses two or more buttons on the 4th floor go to the nearest floor UP first before proceeding to the floors that were selected DOWN.
  • If the passenger presses two or more buttons on the 3rd floor go to the nearest floor UP first before proceeding to the floors that were selected DOWN.
  • If the passenger presses two or more buttons on the second floor go to the nearest floor DOWN first before proceeding to the floors that were selected UP.
  • If the Passenger presses two or more buttons on the 1st floor go to the nearest floor that was Pressed until each floor is visited
  • If a Passenger presses a button on a floor en route to the floor Passengers already in the elevator selected, respond to the Passenger outside the elevator for pick up.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 5th floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator below, respond to the selected floor to those in the elevator first before proceeding to the selected one above.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 4th floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on a floor BELOW, respond to the selected floor to those in the elevator first before proceeding to the selected one above.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 4th floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on the floor ABOVE, respond to the button on the 4th floor to pick the Passengers up.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 3rd floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on a floor BELOW, respond to the selected floor to those in the elevator first before proceeding to the selected one above.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 3rd floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on the floor ABOVE, respond to the button on the 3rd floor to pick the Passengers up.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 2nd floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on a floor BELOW, respond to the selected floor to those in the elevator first before proceeding to the selected one ABOVE.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 2nd floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator on the floor ABOVE, respond to the button on the 2nd floor to pick the Passengers up.
  • If a Passenger presses a button on the 1st floor while there are Passengers already in the elevator, respond to the selected floor to those in the elevator first before proceeding to the selected one BELOW.
  • When all Responses are completed wait at the following floor that was requested by the Passenger.
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Elevator Instructions—GOAT81

Posted on September 14, 2024 by GOAT81

(1.) pressed the Down Button on the Second floor of Nexus Parking

(2.) The down button light responded to moving down

(3.) The Elevator stopped at the destination and students entered also some were taking the exit

(4.) The buttons reflecting that the Elevator is moving to the next level floor

(5.) I think the Elevator door closed and moved to the top floor to pick up or drop off people

(6.) And still the Down button is reflecting the light so it’s going to come down and so I wont have to press it again and again

(7.) After waiting a little time The elevator came to my destination.

(8.) I pressed the (G) button which represents Ground Floor to reach me there.

(9.) The Doors of the Elevator were moving slowly and ready to reach my destination but still, I waited about 20 seconds more because someone called the Elevator on the First floor the person entered the elevator at last I reached my route.

(10.) The (G) Button goes brighter and makes a signal that I reached the ground floor and I exit from the elevator as I reach my destination finally but still, one more pending work to find my car lol.

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Elevator Instructions – Robofrog

Posted on September 14, 2024 by Robofrog
  • Move to the nearest floor that an activated summon button is located on.
  • When stopping at a floor, open doors.
  • Close doors after 20 seconds of inactivity has passed, or the close button is activated.
  • If open button is activated while not moving, open doors.
  • If open button is activated while moving, do nothing.
  • After closing doors, if previously moving upwards resume moving in same direction as before stopping as long as there are still floors with activated floor buttons that need to be reached upwards.
  • After closing doors, if previously moving downwards resume moving in same direction as before stopping as long as there are still floors with activated floor buttons that need to be reached downwards.
  • Move to the floor that has its respective floor button activated.
  • When moving stop at any floor along the way that has an activated summon button that corresponds with the direction already moving in.
  • When moving stop at any floors along the way that has an activated floor button.

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Elevator Instructions—Unicorn

Posted on September 13, 2024 by unicorn45678
  1. Continue to the sixth floor, to where there is a down summons.
  2. At the sixth floor, the doors open
  3. After five seconds of inactivity or in response to any floor button or the Close Doors button, the doors will close.
  4. Proceed to the specified floor, making only one stop along the way at the lowest requested floor for down summonses.
  5. As the elevator goes down it will only stop if there on a floor below six and wants to go even lower
  6. And finally, the elevator stops at the 1st floor, doors opens and everyone that wanted to come to the 1st floor gets off

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Elevator Instructions—ChefRat

Posted on September 13, 2024 by ChefRat

Program In Words

If there has been no summons or floor requests for the last 7.5 seconds, travel to the ground floor as your home base.

When there’s a window of inactivity on a floor (<7.5seconds) or when at home base, detect if a Up or Down summons button is used, go to the floor correspondent to that button.

Upon arrival to any floor, apply this rule: The doors will be always be automatically opened for 5 seconds. After that time has passed, use the motion sensors between the doors to detect movement. Only close the doors if there has been no movement between the motion sensors for 3 seconds.

If a floor request button inside the elevator is pressed, travel to correspondent floor number. Prioritize this over summon requests. However if a summon request is detected mid-travel, apply the two rules below.

When traveling Up due to a summon/floor request, detect if a floor on the way has used a Up summon request, if it is detected then stop on that floor first. Otherwise, travel to the original summon/request.

When traveling DOWN due to a summons/floor request, detect if a floor on the way has used a down summon request, if it is detected then stop on that floor first. Otherwise, travel to the original summon/request.

When all previous steps are complete and no activity has occurred for 7.5 seconds, travel to the ground floor to idle. If there is a floor request from inside the elevator, proceed to that floor.

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Elevator Instructions—Burnbook

Posted on September 12, 2024 by Burnbook04
  • Open doors on each floor and press the call button. 
  • Go up and down in the order of each call. 
  • Do not skip call orders because of proximity.
  •  Elevator doors are to be left open for 8 seconds and should automatically close once the time is up unless a body or object is in the way of the door sensors. 
  • Once the elevator has finished the last drop off it should always ascend back to the first floor if not called to any other floors 
  • In emergencies, elevators should automatically shut off when fire alarms sound or hard rocking of the elevator occurs (the elevator should release all passengers as quickly as possible before shutting down.

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Elevator Instruction—GamersPet

Posted on September 12, 2024 by GamersPet

Baby Language Steps

  • Wait until the Summon Button lights up, and Go to the designated floor, Stop, and Open the door
  • Upon reaching to the First Respondent, Open the door, and keep them Open for 10 seconds then Close the door
  • If an obstacle is in the way of the door upon closing, keep them Open until the area is clear of all obstacle, then proceed to Close the door. Refresh the previous command if the command of Door Close or Door Open has lit
  • Head either Up or Down from the First Respondent depending on the current position of the floor:
  1. If First Respondent is Up or Down, Proceed to stay on route in numerical order until reaching to the highest point or to the lowest point of the floor
  2. If First Respondent is Up or Down, Stop at the designated floor that is Above or Below the current floor in numerical order if the number is either Greater or Less Than the current floor
  • If Second Respondent lights up:
  1. Only head to the Second Response if and only if the direction of the First Respondent matches the same direction of either Up or Down
  2. If the command is Up, Don’t proceed to go to the Second Respondent if the current number on the First Respondent is Greater Than the Second Respondent
  3. If the command is Down, Don’t proceed to go to the Second Respondent if the current number on the First Respondent is Less Than the Second Respondent
  • After fulfilling the Response or Summon Button, Repeat the following steps until further notice

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Elevator Instructions—imaginary.persona

Posted on September 11, 2024 by imaginary.persona
  1. If a button is pressed on one of the existing floors (1 through 6) go to the corresponding button pushed floor. 
  2. Once arrived at the existing floor signal whether you (the elevator) are going up or down.
  3. Open the doors once you arrive on the chosen floor.  
  4. Whether you are going up or down, wait 10 seconds before trying to close the door. 
  5. If the door while closing bumps into an object causing the door to not close fully, reopen the door and repeat step 4. 
  6. If you are going UP but someone presses a number under the floor you are currently on, proceed up and stop at the needed floor (which you will know by which button the passenger presses).

OR

  1. If you are going DOWN but someone presses a number above the floor you are currently on, proceed down and stop at the needed floor (which you will know by which button the passenger presses).

OR

  1. If you are going UP and no one presses a number above the floor you are currently one, proceed up and stop at needed floor (which you will know by which button the passenger presses).

OR

  1. If you are going DOWN and no one presses a number under the floor you are currently on, proceed down and stop at needed floor (which you will know by which button the passenger presses). 
  2. If none of the up or down buttons are pressed for thirty minutes on any floor, return to the main floor (first floor). 
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Elevator Instructions—Mongoose449

Posted on September 11, 2024 by Mongoose449
  • up = 0
  • down = 0
  • double = 0
  • buttonone = alert elevator to button one
  • buttontwo = alert elevator to button two
  • button three = alert elevator to button three
  • upbutton = alert elevator to go up
  • downbutton = alert elevator to go down

Step 1: Standby

Move elevator to floor one if no button has been pressed.

Step 2: Check if ‘upbutton’ or ‘downbutton’ has been pressed.

if ‘upbutton’ is pressed:

go to the floor where the button has been pressed, proceed to stage 3

up = 1

if ‘downbutton’ is pressed:

go to the floor where the button has been pressed, proceed to stage 3

down = 1

Step 3

  • Stop on determined floor, open doors.
  • Wait 10 seconds
  • If doorway detects motion, repeat previous action.
  • If no doorway movement, wait 10 seconds, close door.
  • If weight is not detected, move to step 1.
  • If weight is detected, Proceed to step 4
  • Proceed to step 4.

Step 4

Check what floor the elevator is on.

  • If Elevator is on floor ONE, proceed to step 5A
  • If Elevator is on floor TWO, proceed to step 5B
  • If Elevator is on floor THREE, proceed to step 5C

Step 5A

  • Check for button press
  • Repeat until button is pressed
  • If button is ‘buttonone’, repeat stage 3.
  • If button is ‘buttontwo’, move elevator up ONE floor.
  • If button is ‘buttonthree’ move elevator up TWO floors.
  • If ‘buttontwo’ and ‘buttonthree’ are pressed, move up ONE FLOOR. Add 1 to double
  • Proceed to step 6

Step 5B

  • Check for button press
  • Repeat until button is pressed
  • If button is ‘buttontwo’, repeat stage 3.
  • If button is ‘buttonthree’, move elevator up ONE floor.
  • If button is ‘buttonone’ move elevator down ONE floor.
  • If ‘buttonone’ and ‘buttonthree’ are pressed, move up ONE FLOOR. Add 1 to double
  • Proceed to step 6

Step 5C:

  • Check for button press
  • Repeat until button is pressed
  • If button is ‘buttonthree’, repeat stage 3.
  • If button is ‘buttontwo’, move elevator down ONE floor.
  • If button is ‘buttonone’ move elevator down TWO floors.
  • If ‘buttonone’ and ‘buttontwo’ are pressed, move down ONE FLOOR. Add 1 to double
  • Proceed to step 6

Step 6:

  • Open Doors
  • Wait 5 seconds
  • Check if double = 1
  • If double = 1 AND up = 1, move elevator up ONE floor. Remove 1 to double, repeat step 6.
  • If double = 1 AND down = 1, move elevator down ONE floor. Remove 1 to double, repeat step 6.
  • If double = 0, reduce up and down to 0, wait 5 seconds.
  • Proceed to step 7

Step 7:

Check if motion is in door well.

If no motion OR weight in elevator for 15 seconds, close doors, wait 4 minutes, repeat stage 1.

If weight or motion detected, repeat stage 4.

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PTSD Claims-777sunflower777

Posted on December 21, 2023 by 777sunflower777

Section 12

“By this point you might be wondering, and possibly feeling guilty about wondering, why Brannan doesn’t just get divorced.”

This is an example of a Recommendation or proposal claim. It gives us a recommendation on how to feel. It shows that we may or may not think that Brannon should just get a divorce. And if we feel like there should be a divorce, it tells us how we may be feeling guilty for thinking that.

“In the wake of Vietnam, 38 percent of marriages failed within the first six months of a veteran’s return stateside; the divorce rate was twice as high for vets with PTSD as for those without. Vietnam vets with severe PTSD are 69 percent more likely to have their marriages fail than arm vets. Army records also show that 65 percent of active-duty suicides, which now outpass combat deaths, are precipitated by broken relatiosnhips. And veterans, well, one of them dies by suicide every 80 minutes. But even igoring that though vets make up 7 percent of the United States, they account for 20 percent of its suicides—or that children and teenagers of a parent who’s committed suicide are three times more likely to kill themselves…”

This is an example of a factual or numerical claim. This claim provides evidence and numerical data that can be proven based on different studies that have been done. This claim uses numbers and statistics to prove the different rates mentioned. 

“Brannan fully supports any wife who feels that she or her children are in danger, or in an untenable mental health environment, or for whatever reason who decides to leave. She’s here, through the Family of a Vet, to help those people. But she’s also there for those FOV users who, like her, have decided to stay.”

This is an example of a numerical claim. This is because she will help any number of people who are going through the same thing she went through.

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