Just to note, though, had Redateam fabricated a complete second robot (motors and all), the "tuning the autonomy" would have been legal...
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ID:1525 Section:5.2 Status:Answered Date Answered:2/8/2005
Q: If we find changes we want to make to our software after the fix-it window, what kind of info for changes to be made at competition may we bring? notes about the change? flowcharts? pseudo-code? a printout of actual code (to be retyped)?
A: Everything you listed.
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Despite R14:
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Originally Posted by R14
Prior to the competitions: After the close of the “FIX-IT WINDOW” and prior to the competition, the team must put down their tools, cease fabrication of robot parts, and cease all software development.
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So goobergunch, go ahead and work on your code, you just have to retype it all at the event
While I wasnt sure about how I felt on ID1525 at first, I realized that nothing stops a team from designing an entirely new arm and all of the pieces after the fix-it window, buying all of the materials needed, and bringing it to the machine shop at competition to be fabricated... so I guess this is the same thing in the software world.
Don't you know anything about programming? It's a black box; you don't need to know how it works. - Chriszuma [more] 
15-02-2005, 16:16
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