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the rule book also specifies that bulldozing is legal
Rule <G28> says "Inadvertant bulldozing of trackballs while the robot moves around the track is allowed whether or not the robot is in possesion of, or herding, a trackball"
so to answer your question, no, it is not going to be penalized unless the trackball is being continually bulldozed therefore being defined as herding.
Grabbing a trackball, raising it up to overpass height, and using it to bump off another trackball could hardly be classified as "inadvertent".
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Grabbing a trackball, raising it up to overpass height, and using it to bump off another trackball could hardly be classified as "inadvertent".
but wouldn't that be considered herding since its trackball to trackball contact?
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but wouldn't that be considered herding since its trackball to trackball contact?
But you can't herd while you have another ball in your possession.
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