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View Poll Results: Do the Y?
Yes, definitely. Lots of teams will have the straight code so the Y will be a rare commodity 27 71.05%
Don't bother. Most teams will either have no autonomous or be able to do the Y themselves. 11 28.95%
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Re: Should We Program Autonomous For the Y?

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Hmm, that's a good point. Even if it doesn't matter to the alliance, saying "We can hang anywhere in autonomous!" sounds much more impressive than "Well, we can only score on the outer pegs..."

I guess I'll at least try, especially since I already have something that will theoretically work, the main problem being sensing the Y, and the lack of a great testing area.
Maybe some code that turns the robot when the outer light sensors detect the line but middle doesn't. I don't know what spacing you used.
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