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Unread 02-03-2008, 07:40
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Re: Impeding in Hybrid

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Originally Posted by Zyik View Post
What if a team is just beginning to develop their autonomous? If they had something that told the robot to go forwards x amount of feet to cross the first line, but somehow came out as x amount of inches, it might be seen as a "defensive autonomous" when it wasn't. If a robot hit them the first time they tested this and they didn't know it did this, should they be given a yellow card?
I believe the yellow card/penalty are still reasonable. To debug your code isn't too much to ask for. Also, if you get in someone's way, be it intentional or not, and you gain an advantage (or they lose an advantage), then it should be penatized. Should their programmer's hard work be negated because your programmer made a mistake?
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