Answered: stashed definition?

[Vex_Vortex]

In the rule book it states that a goal extends infinitely, there fore if your opponent were to tip the goal over, or if the goal was improperly attached and it fell over. Then would the objects at the top and bottom of the goal, next to the top or bottom of the goal be scored?

The rule book under the definition of “stashed” it states: “note: the goal extends infinitely perpendicular to the playing field surface.” So if the goal was tipped over, would Bucky balls and big balls on top of the long side of the goal count as stashed?

[Karthik]

@Vex Vortex

In the rule book it states that a goal extends infinitely, there fore if your opponent were to tip the goal over, or if the goal was improperly attached and it fell over. Then would the objects at the top and bottom of the goal, next to the top or bottom of the goal be scored?

The rule book under the definition of “stashed” it states: “note: the goal extends infinitely perpendicular to the playing field surface.” So if the goal was tipped over, would Bucky balls and big balls on top of the long side of the goal count as stashed?

All definitions in the Manual assume the Goal is in an upright position as per Appendix A. If the Goal were to tip over during a Match, the Match would most likely be replayed as per <G14>, which is quoted below.

@VEX Toss Up Game Manual

<G14> Replays are at the discretion of the event partner and head referee, and will only be issued in the most extreme circumstances.

If a Robot managed to tip over a properly assembled goal, they would be disqualified as per <S1> for damaging the field.

@VEX Toss Up Game Manual

<S1> If at any time the Robot operation or team actions are deemed unsafe or have damaged the Field Elements or Scoring Objects, by the determination of the referees, the offending team may be Disqualified. The Robot will require re-inspection before it may again take the field.