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 I think the GDC should force us to use steam engines, but the electrically-inclined folks on my team might stop whining if they're given more to work with. - Madison [more] |
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Legality of Team 190's Mechanism?
This thread is not meant in any way to take away from the creativity of team 190. I personally think it is in theory, one of the coolest ideas I've seen this year. However, I just thought I'd bring this Q&A answer up to share.
http://forums.usfirst.org/showthread.php?t=9187 Does this mean that Team 190's hurdling mechanism is illegal? |
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