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Dimensions of Field?
Has anybody found the distance between the Outer Works and the edge of the tower as marked by "x" is in the figure?
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16-01-2016, 17:22
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Re: Dimensions of Field?
While that value isn't explicitly given in the manual, its easy to find by subtraction. If you can't do that math then good luck building a robot.
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16-01-2016, 22:03
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Re: Dimensions of Field?
As best I can tell, it is about 135". I took this based on the line you made and referenced the field at the nearest feature.
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18-01-2016, 05:44
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Re: Dimensions of Field?
OP, Did that help you? Do you need a different measurement?
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19-01-2016, 09:37
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Re: Dimensions of Field?
Look here: https://firstfrc.blob.core.windows.n...Components.pdf
for the tower and batter dimensions and then throw in the field element distances and that should get you what you want.
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