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24-01-2006, 16:49
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Re: Ramp Scoring, At 00:00 or After?
the key here seems to be (as in the past) the refs have to be able to look at the robots after the match is over, and determine if they are scoring or not.
It would be very difficult in some cases to determine if a bot had coasted into scoring position 1mS after the buzzer, or was in scoring position 1mS after the buzzer and then drifted back. Final resting position has been the general rule over the years. |
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