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Re: Hacking Various Controllers
The person misspoke.
AFAIK, you can pretty much whatever you want with the OI and control system, as long as it's safe, doesn't block anyone's view, and doesn't break any rule in the manual de l'année. That's how you get teams with switches in their controls, or who-knows-what-else. (I will give a Krispy Kreme-shaped trophy to anyone who uses a wearable control system in 2005 with any degree of success. I guess the big challenge there would be to put in a quick-connect of some sort so you can still stand behind the line. Oh, and make it actually do something worthwhile.)
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