Thread: G15 explained - interference examples
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Re: G15 explained - interference examples
I have another unanswered question about this rule. What if your robot has a part of the frame that extends past the wheels. It would be part of the 28x38 frame, not an extension. Would this part being over the LZ triangle count as being in the triangle?
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