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Re: Ramp to lift robots

I think the key to ramps is getting the word out to teams that lots of people are building ramps. Even if you don't want to worry about the levitation portion of the game design your robot so that in at least one direction it can drive up a 20 degree ramp. It will help you win games and it will make all the ramps people build useful.
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