Answered: programing skills control loads

[Collin_Stiers]

what balls are legal for use as programing skills control loads, rule PSC2 says that the 12 would be pre-loads from the other teams that aren’t there can be used as control loads, but what of the other 24 balls that would have been provided to the other alliance, would those be allowed as control loads.

to be clear, in a normal match 48 balls are set aside as control loads, 24 for red and 24 for blue, if programing skills, and for that motor robot skills, are there 24 balls set aside for the team to use, or 48 balls

[Karthik]

@Collin Stiers

what balls are legal for use as programing skills control loads, rule PSC2 says that the 12 would be pre-loads from the other teams that aren’t there can be used as control loads, but what of the other 24 balls that would have been provided to the other alliance, would those be allowed as control loads.

to be clear, in a normal match 48 balls are set aside as control loads, 24 for red and 24 for blue, if programing skills, and for that motor robot skills, are there 24 balls set aside for the team to use, or 48 balls

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Programming Skills Load – The sixty (60) Balls that Student Drive Team Members of each Alliance may load onto the designated Alliance Starting Tiles or into their Robots during the Programming Skills Match.