Distances and Measurements - Revision history

Ian at 15:31, 16 May 2025

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N5 first version.

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		+	== Distance Between 2 Models ==

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 Distances on the game table are measured in inches, using a tape measure or ruler.
-When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts''' of their Silhouettes.
+When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts''' of their [[Silhouette]]s.
 To determine what the distance is between two objects or scenery items, players must measure a straight line between them.
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-In Infinity, it is advised to use the base for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the Silhouette Template to know the exact range between two Troopers.
+In Infinity, it is advised to use the base for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the [[Silhouette Template]] to know the exact range between two Troopers.
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-As a general rule in Infinity, the Skills that compose an Order must be declared before taking any measurements (see [[Order Expenditure Sequence]]).
+As a general rule in Infinity, the Skills that compose an [[Trooper Activation | Order]] must be declared before taking any measurements (see [[Order Expenditure Sequence]]).
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 Distances on the game table are measured in inches, using a tape measure or ruler.
-When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts of their Silhouettes'''.
+When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts''' of their Silhouettes.
 To determine what the distance is between two objects or scenery items, players must measure a straight line between them.
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-As a general rule, the Skills that compose an Order must be declared before measuring (see the [[Order Expenditure Sequence]]).
+As a general rule in Infinity, the Skills that compose an Order must be declared before taking any measurements (see [[Order Expenditure Sequence]]).
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-In Infinity, it is advised to use the Model for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the Silhouette Template to know the exact range between two Troopers.
+In Infinity, it is advised to use the base for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the Silhouette Template to know the exact range between two Troopers.
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-In Infinity CodeOne, it is advised to use the Model for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the Silhouette Template to know the exact range between two Troopers.
+In Infinity, it is advised to use the Model for measuring distances. By doing so, it is easier to determine the reference point for the distance and speed up the game. Only on rare occasions it will be necessary to use the Silhouette Template to know the exact range between two Troopers.
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	When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts of their Silhouettes'''.		When measuring the distance between two Troopers, players must measure between the '''closest parts of their Silhouettes'''.

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	To determine what is the distance between two objects or scenery items, players must measure a straight line between them.		To determine what is the distance between two objects or scenery items, players must measure a straight line between them.
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