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Re: Robowranglers 2015: Batman & Robin
Ahh, yes. I see that now.
Now, to set that all up in 60 seconds or less. Note: I did tell our programmers to make an autonomous option to do nothing. So, we would make a great alliance member. |
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Now the question becomes, who do they pick for their Championship winning alliance...
I could only dream :D |
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I can't see what would be violating this rule |
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I agree with Jon. It is a violation of G27.
Once the Litter is held by the RC, the Litter is being controlled by the Robot (indirectly through the RC). Since the Litter is not in the Litter Chute, they are not entitled to an exception to the rule. Now, if they can release the Litter prior to the Litter being held by the RC, then they may be able to avoid the "control" issue. However, they wedge the litter into the RC, and that requires simultaneous touching of the litter by the Human Player, and being controlled by the RC. |
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I will also point out Q141. So there are multiple rules to be very very careful with--G1, G4, and G27 could potentially all apply. |
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WOW!
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That's incredible! Congratulations on designing an amazing machine--I can't wait to see it in some actual matches.
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