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15-01-2006, 18:50
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Re: bumpers, a problem?
Well, not to beat a dead horse, but I think if your robot is within the 60in cube during gameplay, unless you have a diagonal piece, tipping over would not put you outside of the limit. Lifting you up could, which is something you may want to look into if you're a tall robot and you're concerned of being lifted.
Hmm I assume the 60in is 60in from the ground? Ie...when you're on a ramp, its 60in from the top of the ramp instead of original playing field? 
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