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dubiousSwain 04-01-2014 18:21

Re: Self pass over the truss
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik (Post 1320534)
If you're holding a ball, it has the same velocity as your robot. Drive forward at a steady speed, shoot it straight up, and it'll land right back on your robot. Granted that's a different launching system than you'd need for Top Goal, but it's perfectly doable.

the ball is pretty large, the air drag would throw it off. in a perfect vacuum, yes, that would work, but not in the game

Rypsnort 04-01-2014 20:22

Re: Self pass over the truss
 
if you take the size of the robots into consideration you may not even have to move at all because the bot could be long enough to just sit under the truss.

PAR_WIG1350 04-01-2014 22:06

Re: Self pass over the truss
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dubiousSwain (Post 1320626)
the ball is pretty large, the air drag would throw it off. in a perfect vacuum, yes, that would work, but not in the game

Then you compensate by throwing it forward slightly.

wireties 05-01-2014 02:24

Re: Self pass over the truss
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dubiousSwain (Post 1320626)
the ball is pretty large, the air drag would throw it off. in a perfect vacuum, yes, that would work, but not in the game


the ball is heavy enough and the flight duration short enough that Kevin's approximation is a valid one (as in less significant than other mechanical errors throwing and catching)

AndyBare 05-01-2014 02:30

Re: Self pass over the truss
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MasterEric (Post 1320529)
What makes you say this?
The truss is only 1 foot wide, so if you stood almost below it and threw it in a shape like a steep parabola, you would only have to move a foot or two to catch it.

Well you'd probably have to move closer to 5. 2 feet for ball, 1 for truss, then another 2 for the ball as it falls on the other side.


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