05-04-2016, 16:26
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Engineering Coach
AKA: Allen "JAG" Gregory
 FRC #3847 (Spectrum) Team Role: Coach
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Rookie Year: 2003
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,549
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Re: Dukes of Stronghold GIF Contest: OFFICIAL SUBMISSIONS ONLY
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Originally Posted by Peyton Yeung
When I asked this as a theoretical situation, albeit in the reverse direction, the head ref stated that it should be a red card for the jumping robot for damage inside the frame perimeter but a foul on the jumped robot for contacting a robot in the outer works.
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Was anything damaged? Contact inside the frame perimeter isn't illegal.
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G24 Strategies aimed at the destruction or inhibition of ROBOTS via attachment, damage, tipping,
entanglements, or deliberately putting a BOULDER on an opponent’s ROBOT are not allowed.
"Initiating deliberate or damaging contact with an opponent ROBOT
on or inside the vertical extension of its FRAME PERIMETER is not
allowed."
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