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[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Koko Ed

Go here.

I don't think I ever realized the scale of that first game. All the pictures I've seen up till now always seemed like the playing field and robots were much smaller. This looks basically FTC scale, if not a bit bigger.

[orangemoore]

Originally Posted by cbale2000

I don't think I ever realized the scale of that first game. All the pictures I've seen up till now always seemed like the playing field and robots were much smaller. This looks basically FTC scale, if not a bit bigger.

The Robot started small and grew in size. Then in recent years have gotten smaller. (2012-> 2013)

[Koko Ed]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

The Robot started small and grew in size. Then in recent years have gotten smaller. (2012-> 2013)

The pictures here give you a good idea of how large the robots were that year.

[pmangels17]

More importantly that sounds like one of the coolest offseasons ever. I think it'd be awesome to have a recurring offseason that played old games every year. It'd be really cool to see how teams could iterate on a design and really see an FRC game evolve over the years.

[The other Gabe]

Originally Posted by orangemoore

The Robot started small and grew in size. Then in recent years have gotten smaller. (2012-> 2013)

& then could be nearly any size this year, other than a height restriction

[Dale]

If you are considering hosting an off-season FRC-class event different from that year's game I'd suggest you check out BunnyBots. Each year we develop a different game that is played with FRC-class robots. We intentionally keep these games simpler than a FRC game so that new members can get their feet wet before the FRC season gets underway.

BunnyBots has been a big hit in Oregon with around 24 teams taking part each season. This year's game will be released Sept 1st. We'd be happy to have more regions taking part.