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Originally Posted by jgannon
Dave, read Eric's post again. He's saying that the bounding box is a square, but your robot must fit in it in ANY orientation. If you can fit such a square regardless of your orientation, then you are within <R16>. If there is some orientation such that you don't fit, then you are violating <R16>. As such, Eric's definition is precisely <R16>.
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Nope, I still don't agree. Eric's definition is much too permissive. If the explanation had been "
must fit in an 80-inch square in
every orientation" then I might buy it. But not as written.
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Originally Posted by MCahoon
Definition of ANY is "one or more". Using Eric's definition, if your 'bot fits corner to corner diagonally, your good. Properly it would have to fit into the box in EVERY orientation.
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Yeah, that is exactly the point.
-dave
I will never forget Dean's opening lines: "I want you to know that I am here under protest. I believe that everything you are doing here is repugnant and ethically wrong. And now I am going to tell you why..." And for the next 35 minutes, that is exactly what he did. - dlavery [more] 
14-01-2008, 15:01
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