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Safety Zone on Playing Field
Does anyone know how much of your robot needs to be in the safety zone for it to be considered "safe"?
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
ALL THE WAY IN.
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
While it is true for an opposing robot not being able to hit you AT ALL, you need to be fully in. Any part of your robot that is outside the safe zone, is hittable/intractable. Due to:
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But yes by ruling, as long as part of your robot is outside the safe zone and the opposing robot DOESN'T break the vertical plane of the safe zone, you are still completely hittable. |
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
that will be a tough line to see from 50 feet away.
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Not for an on-board sensor.
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do the line sensors work at an angle? otherwise you'd have to be over it to see it.
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
Might be worth a 3 point penalty to stop someone from completing a logo on the top row .....
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Knowing breaking the rules to gain a strategic advantage is a Yellow Card.
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Can you show me the rule for this?
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
Can't find it in the rules but a couple of years ago I brought up something I saw at the DC Regional where a team purposely carried four moonrocks and accepted the one penalty for getting four supercells.
The ref I talked to said the referee at DC had made a mistake and should have given a penalty for EACH moonrock they had possessed and he would have given them a Yellow Card for purposely violating the rules to gain an advantage. Perhaps it's to the referees discretion. But if that's the case I wouldn't risk openly defying the rules. It's certainly not going to impress any judges or other teams for that matter. |
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Re: Safety Zone on Playing Field
Rules <T06> and <T09> give referees the ability to award yellow or red cards at their discretion for "egregious" behavior.
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Hmmmm unless you are projecting your sensor in front of you... I think you would be in violation if your sensor "saw" the line..
I guess that would be possible.. I have just never done it...usually straight up and down has worked with ours... |
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What happens if a robot attempts to block you from entering the safe zone and you push them in on your way to score?
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