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decision. Check the Competition Manual for more information about key volunteer roles, tournament operations, and how to use the Question Box.
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:alt:Arena with four teams in alliances areas. Four robots are on the field along with CENTERSTAGE game elements.
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Traditional Playing Field, CENTERSTAGE presented by RTX, 2023-2024
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There are multiple configurations of the playing field that can be used. For traditional games, the playing field is a part of the Arena that includes the 12 ft. x 12 ft. (3.66 m x 3.66 m) field and all
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the elements described in the official field drawings. The base field stays the same for all games but the game elements are subject to change as per the Competition Manual.
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Game Manuals can be found on the `Game and Season Materials page <https://ftc-resources.firstinspires.org/files/ftc/game>`__ on the *FIRST* Website. They are presented here for your convenience.
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Game Manuals can be found on the `Game and Season Materials page <https://ftc-resources.firstinspires.org/files/ftc/game>`__ on the *FIRST* Website.
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