Re: Ring It Up! and Rack n' Roll
 

My interpretation is easily explained. The scoring for a Lifted Robot is based on height above the floor tiles, on support, and on timing. The rules do not care how the Lifted Robot got where it is, as long as no field structure was used to help get it there and as long as it didn't start to get there before the End Game began.

The answer to your original question about how "lifting" is defined: It isn't. I don't believe that is an accidental omission.

Re: Ring It Up! and Rack n' Roll
 

Question from a FRC person. What are you FTC people thinking to tell the difference in weight of the rings?

I understand if people want to keep this a secret, but I am curious. I have my own ideas :)

Thanks

Re: Ring It Up! and Rack n' Roll
 

HiTechnic came out with a force sensor on the day of the game release. We'll probably buy one of those and play with it as a start.