BLUNTCap'n Peg-Leg Tank said:Burn him at the stake!!!! Hang-draw and quarter him!! keel Haul him! Cut out his heart with a
spoon!!! feed his liver to the sharks!!!!
Wulf Corbett said:Looked like a duck, waddled like a duck, quacked like a duck...Cap'n Silvereye said:Cinematically, an asteroid field is a dense collection of floating rocks. It means that the viewer knows what is going on. What the Millenium Falcon flew into was more likely a rubble field from a stellar collision or a planetary ring.
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Durulzlastbesthope said:So it was a witch then?Looked like a duck, waddled like a duck, quacked like a duck...
Wulf Corbett said:Looked like a duck, waddled like a duck, quacked like a duck...
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The problem with this is when a ship moves into the asteroid field. Then you may well have to move the asteroids, and change the shape of the field...Burger said:I thought the generally accepted rule, was that the field is considered to be the outer bounding of the stems of the models, as shown:
Tournaments around here have always used templates to avoid ambiguities.Burger said:I'm talking about at a tournament, where the terrain is pre-set. There are no templates. What then?
Argh! Am I saying something not clearly here? I'm talking about tournaments that DON'T provide templates. I agree templates shold always be used, but if the organizer doesn't use them, what happens?prelude_to_war said:Tournaments around here have always used templates to avoid ambiguities.Burger said:I'm talking about at a tournament, where the terrain is pre-set. There are no templates. What then?
Burger said:To those who voted base or stem blocks LOS: so when do you have to make a collision role, on entering the asteroid field? When you overlap the base or stem of a model???
Please remain calm! My point is any tournament organizer who doesn't use templates could be asking for complications.Burger said:Argh! Am I saying something not clearly here? I'm talking about tournaments that DON'T provide templates. I agree templates shold always be used, but if the organizer doesn't use them, what happens?prelude_to_war said:Tournaments around here have always used templates to avoid ambiguities.Burger said:I'm talking about at a tournament, where the terrain is pre-set. There are no templates. What then?