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StarstruckVEX Starstruck is played on a 12'x12' square field by two alliances, one "red" and one "blue", each composed of two teams. The object of the game is to attain a higher score than the opposing alliance by scoring stars and cubes across the fence into the scoring zones.
Each match starts with a 15 second autonomous period, where robots move independently. The alliance with the most points at the end of this period is awarded bonus points. Following that is a 1 minute, 45 second driver control period. |
There are a total of 24 stars and 4 cubes available for scoring in each match, with four stars and two cubes introduced as driver loads. There is also a hanging bar on each side of the fence, and hanging on the bar at the end of the match grants that alliance bonus points.
For more information about VEX Starstruck, click here to view the game manual.
For more information about VEX Starstruck, click here to view the game manual.
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For more information about the VEX Robotics Design System, visit the VEX website.
For more information about the VEX Robotics Design System, visit the VEX website.
