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Re: Important Q/A forum responses

Irritation #4
Regarding <R29>:
Quote:
The long dimension is the greatest of the height, width, or depth measurements. If a robot is particularly short (e.g. the height is less than the length), then it must start the match "on-end" in order to comply with this rule. If such a robot can not be designed to flop down, you may consider installing a post, bracket, etc that increases the vertical dimension of the robot (and upon which the flag holder may be mounted).
The GDC has just made the kit-bot illegal and/or, utterly useless as built out of the box. I refuse to speculate on the reasoning here, for fear of losing my sanity. I have no idea why the whole "fit in a 28" x 38" x something box with something dimension vertical" paradigm wouldn't work this year.
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