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Re: High Goal Vs. Low Goal

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Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur View Post
While this is true, I believe it will be very hard to do. Bumpers are 2 1/2" wide (maybe up to 3") and you cannot have your wheels in the OUTER WORKS. I see many penalties for "shooting from the OUTER WORKS" while attempting this maneuver (even if you score in the upper goal it's an equivalent 0 points and 0 tower reduction during teleop).
You don't have to completely exit the OUTER WORKS:
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Originally Posted by G39
ROBOTS are prohibited from launching BOULDERS unless they are in contact with the opponent’s TOWER or carpet in the opponent’s COURTYARD, and not in contact with any other carpet.
The OUTER WORKS aren't carpet, and you only have to touch the COURTYARD carpet. Heck, you could sit on the platform and shoot out a poking stick to touch the carpet and shoot nice and level and completely untouchable. Provided you stuck to the bumper and frame perimeter extension rules, of course.
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