Source height m (Sight Distance Overlay): Difference between revisions

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When a line-of-sight is computed between a source (an [[Item]] with a [[Distance zone m (Distance Sight Overlay)|DISTANCE_ZONE_M]] Attribute) and a target grid cell, the height defined by this attribute is added to the source.
When a line-of-sight is computed between a source (an [[Item]] with a [[Distance zone m (Sight Distance Overlay)|DISTANCE_ZONE_M]] Attribute) and a target grid cell, the height defined by this attribute is added to the source.


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*The source height may not be negative. If it is, it is considered 0.
*The source height may not be negative. If it is, it is considered 0.
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Revision as of 11:12, 28 September 2023

When a line-of-sight is computed between a source (an Item with a DISTANCE_ZONE_M Attribute) and a target grid cell, the height defined by this attribute is added to the source.

Notes

  • The source height may not be negative. If it is, it is considered 0.

See also