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FTC 2024 robot numbers
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Updating jewellight11's design to the current season. Affixing with adhesive Velcro strips is recommended, since the plates will need to be swapped during the competition.
I printed mine with a multi-material printer, but it could easily be printed with any printer that supports changing the filament at a pause.
I recommend downloading rather than using the Customizer since there may be some trial & error to get the measurements right - the current version of OpenSCAD doesn't have a way to measure the text to auto-scale width, and some fonts may . PrusaSlicer's measurement tool can come in handy to verify before printing.
According the the 2024-2025 FTC Robotics rule R403, team numbers must:
A. consist of solid opaque white Arabic numbers (e.g., 1,2,3,4) nominally 2 inches (5.1 cm) tall,
B. there must be a minimum of 1/4” inches (6.4 mm) of background surrounding the numbers,
C. numbers may not be vertically stacked (Figure 12-7)
D. be made of robust materials
E. cannot be powered
I printed mine with a multi-material printer, but it could easily be printed with any printer that supports changing the filament at a pause.
I recommend downloading rather than using the Customizer since there may be some trial & error to get the measurements right - the current version of OpenSCAD doesn't have a way to measure the text to auto-scale width, and some fonts may . PrusaSlicer's measurement tool can come in handy to verify before printing.
According the the 2024-2025 FTC Robotics rule R403, team numbers must:
A. consist of solid opaque white Arabic numbers (e.g., 1,2,3,4) nominally 2 inches (5.1 cm) tall,
B. there must be a minimum of 1/4” inches (6.4 mm) of background surrounding the numbers,
C. numbers may not be vertically stacked (Figure 12-7)
D. be made of robust materials
E. cannot be powered
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