Answered: Above goal stacking

[vamfun]

ok, I just want to clarify that stacking is legal.

"Rule 2. A Scoring Object is not fully below the top of the PVC pipes of a Circular Goal and partially within
the outer ring of the Circular Goal. (See figure 5) "

First: It is implied that the projection of the outer ring from the floor to infinity above the goal determines a scored object. Correct?

Second: A robot holding a stack of game objects above a goal and partially within this projection would score all the objects except the ones touching the robot. I.e. a “pancake” stack held by the bottom piece would score all but the bottom piece. Correct?

Thanks

[Karthik]

@vamfun

ok, I just want to clarify that stacking is legal.

"Rule 2. A Scoring Object is not fully below the top of the PVC pipes of a Circular Goal and partially within
the outer ring of the Circular Goal. (See figure 5) "

First: It is implied that the projection of the outer ring from the floor to infinity above the goal determines a scored object. Correct?

Yes, this is correct.

@vamfun

Second: A robot holding a stack of game objects above a goal and partially within this projection would score all the objects except the ones touching the robot. I.e. a “pancake” stack held by the bottom piece would score all but the bottom piece. Correct?

Yes, this is correct. The Scoring Objects would meet the requirements of Clause 2 of the definition of Scored (quoted in the above post) and only the objects touching the *Robot *would violate <SG3> (quoted below)

@VEX Gateway Game Manual

<SG3> A Barrel or Ball is not considered scored if it is being touched by a robot on an alliance of the
same color at the end of the Match.