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Re: Crazy robot idea for this year 2

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Originally Posted by pandamonium View Post
what if during auto mode a robot placed a ball on the opposing alliances bridge then had a manipulator push on that ball to lower the bridge. This action alone would actually be quite helpful and if another robot on you alliance got the balls of the coopertion bridge there could be 6 balls on their side and 12 on yours. The balls stolen from their bridge could even be collected and scored which would be quite awesome!
This would depend on the ref's interpretation of 'translative' contact with the bridge. The example given in the rule is that contact is translative through the robot, but another example would be translative through the balls.
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