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Max cycle: 3 assist, truss-catch, high goal (60 points). Different strategies: 2 assist, truss-catch, low (51 points); 2 assist, high (40 points); 2 assist, low (31 points) |
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It seems to me that "assisting" is the act of another robot possessing the ball in another zone; assistance is not defined by passing. That would mean one alliance robot could get the ball from outside (+10 pts.), pass it to a human player, and then the human passes the ball to another robot in another zone (+10 pts.). This means that robots with poor passing ability can use the human players. Human players can pass much quicker than robots (unless you have really good drivers and programs) so this might be a more efficient method of passing.
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I have a question about getting 30 assist points AND the over the truss + catching bonus:
After watching some of the field tour videos about assists, I learned that, in order to get all the assist points, you have to pass between color zones, and to the opposite sides of those color zones (different row and column if you will). And for the Over the truss + catch maneuver my first thought was to have a robot with an arm/elevator that lifts the ball over, and only a few feet away is a catching robot with a large bucket. So, in order to get 30 assist points AND the over the truss with a catch, do you have to make some huge 20 foot pass across the field from one zone to the next in order to get all the points? or can you do a short pass like I said, then have the other robot drive into the different zone to get the same number of points? |
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Do the supershifter gearboxes work with the new 2014 frame?
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By removing the end game they've reduced the number of different things a robot can do and given us more opportunity to increase the complexity of a single mechanism.
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Anybody know how much the balls weigh?
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I can't seem to find where to buy just the bladder, but that may not be the best idea because rubber and cloth will act differently when you try to pick them up. For example, a suction method may work for just the inflated rubber bladder, but it will not work if the cloth cover is on.
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The volume of the ball is about 4.19 ft^3 According to Wolfram Alpha, 4.19 ft^3 of air weighs .334 lbs. 2.75+.334 = 3.084 The ball with air will weigh approximately 3.084 lbs |
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Couple questions. Do assists other than the truss pass/catch count if the goal is not scored? Also if you missed and made a couple more assists and managed to score this time, could you get over 3 assists for a cycle?
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