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Originally Posted by eugenebrooks
With regard to item 1, it depends on how it was put there.
If it was put there after carrying it past the finish line, or
after scoring it past the finish line for 2 points, it would
not count as a hurdle. Some robots can put a ball on the
overpass reaching backwards without breaking the plane.
Eugene
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That is true. However, the situation we discussed with the refs and clarified, was as follows: red ball starts on the red side over pass. It is knocked down, and is carried across the blue finish line. It is then shot from the red home stretch onto the overpass, where it stays until a blue robot knocks it in the counter-clockwise direction.
That was initially not scored as a hurdle, and after clarification, was called a hurdle.