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Re: What is the hardest (yet possible) task in this year's game?

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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
The size of the robot is not what counts for the height rule.

If you climb on another robot and end up more than five feet high (except for the flag), you incur the penalty.
Okay, another question. While I believe that standing on top of a robot to score would be against the rules, merely riding up over another robot during a pushing match would fulfill the
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Transient conditions that may cause a diagonal dimension of the robot to momentarily exceed the 60” height restriction – such as during a tipover or when climbing onto the ALLIANCE PLATFORM – are not subject to this rule.
part of <G16> right?
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