For the key-hole questions should we only consider x, y, z directions? Should we , in some cases, rotate objects 20, 30, 45, etc. degrees to have a perfect fit? What are the ADA rules for this subsection? Thanks so much in advance.
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BenignDMD said:
TopScore, for one of their questions, told me that I had rotate their object 30 degrees to make it go through its hole. I am also 99.9% sure no rotation is involved but I'd like to know if ADA somewhere specifies all the rules. If sometimes objects require 20, 30, 40 degree rotations that part of the exam can become quite challenging.
BenignDMD said:
Wish you the best of luck.
BenignDMD said:
Did you call them?
BenignDMD said:
Thanks. I just sent an email message to TopScore to tell them about this ADA rule. Let's see if they say something different.
BenignDMD said:
This is TopScore's reply:
"Any manipulation PRIOR to entering the aperture is allowed so that the object will pass straight through the opening without tilting or rotating 1/2 way through."
So, I guess that means "45 degree rotation" is allowed.
I'll call ADA tomorrow to triple check this.
