20-03-2011, 18:30
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Re: Using ubertubes to block opponents from scoring
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Originally Posted by Vikesrock
As long as the ubertube is outside the zone at the beginning of the throw, when it is still on contact with your robot, I see no rule that would disallow this.
I also don't know of many robots that could perform such a throw quickly enough to take more time from the opponent than it takes from their own scoring efforts.
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Including the Kinect in the kit a parts is actually an evil plan. The programers are going to spend all their time playing with the Kinect. In competition the robot is just to sit there because it will not have a program. :ahh: - FrankJ [more] 
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