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Re: Moving lift to put gear on peg easier

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Originally Posted by engunneer View Post
at a minimum, if the driver loses grip on the lift handle, it will probably fall outside the porthole, and it would be illegal and unsafe to try to get it back. pilots must be very careful with handles!

FIRST almost always limits cases such that the robot and the human can't be touching game pieces at the same time. since there is a field element in between them, and the pilot is also connected through a flexible element, it may remain as it is currently written. I know it was in our discussion that the pilot would lift the gear out of the robot with the lift, though thinking about it more, that's not a good idea if the pilot is not paying attention.
If the pilot isn't paying attention, they shouldn't be the pilot.
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