Video genautomaticSubjective scoring

The typewriter types RICHMOND

Current version: 1.0

A manual typewriter types RICHMOND, one letter per keystroke. Text in video is where generated letters melt: each letter has to appear when its key strikes, in order, and the word on the paper at the end has to be spelled right.

Rounds

October 6, 20262 models

Details

Eight keystrokes in 3 seconds is fast typing; score what appears, not the pace.

The final word. The paper reads RICHMOND, capital letters, nothing else. Count character errors against R-I-C-H-M-O-N-D.
Letters appear in order. Left to right, one at a time. Letters that fade in all at once, or appear out of order, are a miss.
Strikes match letters. A typebar hits the paper when a letter appears.
The carriage. On a manual typewriter the carriage moves left with each letter so the typing point stays put and the text grows to the right. A carriage that moves the wrong way or not at all is a miss.
No extra text anywhere on the page or the machine beyond a plausible brand plate.

Opening prompt

Close-up of a sheet of white paper in a black manual typewriter. The typebars strike one at a time and type the word RICHMOND in capital letters, one letter per keystroke, from left to right, as the carriage shifts one space with each letter. At the end the paper shows the single word RICHMOND and nothing else. Warm desk-lamp light, shallow depth of field.

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