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C'est le principe !
Mais c'est loin d'être fini, j'espère. Il me reste un peu plus d'une semaine.

MISE A JOUR IMPORTANTE

Ajout des deux cases du Vercors et de celle d'Usson-en-Forez
Mais surtout, visite de Bourgoin-Jallieu ( ) pour obtenir deux billets me permettant de relier mes deux amas principaux.
De Vorey (43) à Saint-Gingolph () d'Ouest en Est ; Et de Meillerie (74) à Monestier-de-Clermont (38) du Nord au Sud, mon nouvel amas a fière allure.

Score en nombre absolu de dots : 26
Score en pourcentage : 26/40x100 = 65%

Bon ben voilà, je me suis rajouté 130 dots, et j'ai raccroché quelques bouts perdus.
Ne sont en dehors de mon amas:
-Londres
-Barcelone
-La Corse
-Deux dots en République Tchèque.


Mais il y a toujours possibilité de raccrocher l'Angleterre et la Corse (Deux dots sur l'Ile d'Elbe)

Sorry for using English, but is there a formula of some kind to find out the total number of connecting dots ? A "manual" count gives a different number each time I try (I probably have too many dots ).

de*lerger wrote:Sorry for using English, but is there a formula of some kind to find out the total number of connecting dots ? A "manual" count gives a different number each time I try (I probably have too many dots ).

You do have too many dots.

I don't think there's a formula to find out the number of connecting dots... Good luck !

Yes, too many !!!
You're the master !

de*lerger wrote:Sorry for using English, but is there a formula of some kind to find out the total number of connecting dots ? A "manual" count gives a different number each time I try (I probably have too many dots ).

Not too many :
Total 2136
not joined :
Uk 3
IR 100
DK 8
LT 4
PL 1
GR 34
CY 12
Blt 137
Fi 220
total 519
2136 - 519 = 1617 joined dots
Jack

Jackgaillard's method is a good one, but you have to be way more careful on the counting process. In mere seconds, I detected a lot of unconnected dots missing from the "not joined" list:
Malta (3 dots)
France (5+1+1+2+1+1 unconnected dots)
Spain (4+8+5+6 dots)
A big chunk in Catalonia and Occitania (Spain+France)
Switzerland (2 dots)
Greece: 34+1 dots, not just 34
etc.

I didn't count everything.

Jackgaillard wrote:

de*lerger wrote:Sorry for using English, but is there a formula of some kind to find out the total number of connecting dots ? A "manual" count gives a different number each time I try (I probably have too many dots ).

Not too many :
Total 2136 - not joined : Uk 3 - IR 100 - DK 8 - LT 4 - PL 1 - GR 34 - CY 12 - Blt 137 - Fi 220 - total 519
2136 - 519 = 1617 joined dots

lmviterbo wrote:Jackgaillard's method is a good one, but you have to be way more careful on the counting process. In mere seconds, I detected a lot of unconnected dots missing from the "not joined" list: Malta (3 dots) - France (5+1+1+2+1+1 unconnected dots) - Spain (4+8+5+6 dots) - A big chunk in Catalonia and Occitania (Spain+France) - Switzerland (2 dots) - Greece: 34+1 dots, not just 34 etc. I didn't count everything.

I let mister de*lerger correct his counter
Jack

Well, I decided to count de-lerger's dots.

If I didn't miss any dot while visually copying the map's dots to a spreadsheet, I believe the contiguous dots amount to 1,533.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

If you select the entire sheet, you'll read "Count: 1,533" on the status bar (bottom right).

That's a cool solution Thanks !
I'm travelling at the moment, but I'll post an update when I get home in a few days …

Désolé, la mise à jour a pris plus de temps que prévu En plus, c'est une mise à jour avec beaucoup de changements : tout le monde perd une place dans le premier classement avec l'arrivée de de*lerger. Kleman augmente pas mal la taille de son amas, et passe la barre des 1000 dots. Et Juliento fait lui aussi une performance remarquable, en gagnant 3 places au classement en pourcentage grâce à seulement 2 nouveaux dots 73% des participants ont un score supérieur à 50%. L'amas moyen compte 309 dots (+98), et représente un pourcentage moyen de 62,70% (+2,77%).

Sorry, the update took longer than I thought it would And there are a lot of changes for this update ! With de*lerger joining the game, everybody goes down one spot in the first ranking. Kleman's cluster grew quite a bit, and is now above the 1000-dot mark. Let's not forget Juliento's impressive performance : with only 2 new dots, he gains 3 spots in the second ranking 73% of the players scored above 50%. The average cluster has 309 dots (+98), and equals an average score of 62,70% (+2,77%).

J'ai oublié de poster mon score avant de faire la mise à jour générale
Du coup ce sera pour la prochaine fois

Score en nombre absolu de dots : 259
Score en pourcentage : 259/340x100 = 76,17%

lmviterbo wrote:Well, I decided to count de-lerger's dots.

If I didn't miss any dot while visually copying the map's dots to a spreadsheet, I believe the contiguous dots amount to 1,533.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

If you select the entire sheet, you'll read "Count: 1,533" on the status bar (bottom right).

Looks like I caused a lot of work for some people
The spreadsheet solution may be the best one. To the the original list of deductions (as listed by Jackgaillard and lmviterbo) I can also add the Nordkapp dot (not visible on the Europe dotmap) and 6 dots in the Pacific area.

laurentina wrote:494/835 = 59.16%

MAJ:
Un paquet de nouveaux dots mais la plupart ne sont pas dans mon amas principal (Finlande, Pologne)
501/875 = 57,26%