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Re: Minibots Scoring after Teleop is 'Over'

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Actually I do believe the rule last year where if a game piece or object is in motion when the timer hits 0, they have 10 seconds to do whatever or until they come to rest like the soccer balls last year. I don't think the field will be able to shut down the mini-bots so if you launch at anytime in the final 10 seconds of the game, you can have, essentially, up to 20 seconds for that min-bot to score a minimum of 10 points.
Yes, that's the way it was last year, and that's the way those electronics were set up. There was a yellow light above the driver station that stayed on 10 seconds after the timer hit zero, and the ball counter (and DOGMA counter) was active during that 10 seconds.

But notice how the flashing lights are set up this year. The part I quoted before says the lights are active until timer hits zero. I suspect - I don't know, but I suspect - that means the MINIBOT has to hit the trigger before the time runs out, regardless of any rule about objects in motion.
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