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Re: YMTC: Bluabot Pushes Red Vision Tetra

Redalliance gets their 10 point bonus.

The revlevant rule:
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Originally Posted by 2005 Game Rules, Section 4-The Game
<C03> All three ROBOTS of the same alliance in their designated END ZONE at the conclusion of a match is worth 10 points to the alliance. A ROBOT is not considered in the END ZONE if it is touching the field outside the defined END ZONE border. The tapeline designating the END ZONE border is considered “in” the END ZONE.
The definition of a robot:
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Originally Posted by 2005 Game Rules, Section 4-The Game
ROBOT – Anything (which has passed inspection) that a team places on the field prior to the start of a match.
The team didn't put the tetra on the field, did they?


Of course...it really isn't this straight foward, is it? All this stuff about tetras being part of the robot. I'd choose to believe that it's only true regarding a human player touching the tetra. But my preferred precedent here is that of a robot starting with a tetra.

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Originally Posted by 2005 Game Rules, Section 4-The Game
<G04> At the discretion of the alliance, one (and only one) TETRA may be in the possession of one ROBOT in each alliance at the beginning of the match. The TETRA must be completely SUPPORTED by the ROBOT, not in contact with either the floor or any field element, and the ROBOT – including any MECHANISMS designed to hold the TETRA – must still satisfy the volume starting constraints specified in <G01>.
And it certainly is true that the tetra itself may extend beyond the dimensions of the robot. The robot in this case doesn't include the tetra, why would it in any case?
Why, when loading a tetra of course! Touching a tetra already on the robot is a violation of <S07> for touching your robot. Notice, this is a safety rule. Touching a tetra already on the bot is a bit of a safety concern. Aside from that, though, is there any other reason?
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