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Ball Feeding Tube Legality
If we were to feed our shooting mechanism with a flexible tube that left the the starting dimensions of the robot, would this be in violation of any rule? The one which comes to mind is that prohibiting any part of the shooting mechanism from leaving the footprint. I plan to submit to Q&A, but for now I'm curious what the community thinks.
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