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Re: height violation while extending
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Originally Posted by gondorf
what I mean is that say you have a robot that is 5 feet tall. however it is set so that the top will be pushed up and over on the sides to make it into a 5' size on all sides. when it folds out if the tops of the falling parts temporarily go over 5' to allow for diagonal falling. should this count as a height violation?
i believe intentionally falling over (a la 67) is illegal in this years game

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<G17> ROBOT Orientation - ROBOTs must maintain their vertical orientation with respect to their starting position throughout the match. ROBOTs may not intentionally tip over onto one of their initially vertical sides and operate with this side parallel to the ground. If a ROBOT is accidentally or intentionally tipped over onto its side, it cannot score any balls in any goals from this orientation.
Last edited by Stephen Kowski : 19-01-2006 at 17:45.