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09-01-2008, 13:41
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Re: Carrying the ball under the overpass but across the finish line
There are two conditions under which a trackball may score 2 points in <G10>. One is if it crosses the line without being in contact with a robot from your alliance. The other is if it is simultaneously in contact with robots from both alliances. Either one scores the points. Your choice is to bop the ball across the line, or to convince your opponent to help you carry it across.
The "vertical projection" is the vertical plane that is defined by the line, not the robot or the trackball. |
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