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Re: crossing and hurtling
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Originally Posted by ADZDEBLICK
Also, when a ball is hurtled over the overpass, does it have to become airborne or could a robot extend an arm over the overpass while in possession of the trackball and then place the trackball on the ground on the other side and then release it?
-Andrew
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The definition of hurdled says it has to touch the ground or another robot after crossing but before RE-contacting your robot. I think that implies that you've released the ball before it crosses. It's not in the rules if you're being 100% lawyerly-literal about them, but I'm pretty sure the point it the you're given up control of the trackball in order to hurdle it.
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[the last period is] a free for all, both goals are turned on, and any robot can go anywhere on the field and score in any goal (although I would recommend scoring in the correct goal, not your opponents :D ) - Ryan Foley [more] 
06-01-2008, 03:00
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