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A lepton is a distance measuring unit, which equals 1/256th of a map [[cell]]. So, a single map cell is | A lepton is a distance measuring unit, which equals 1/256th of a map [[cell]]'s edge. So, a single map cell is 256x256 leptons. In other words, if you were to draw a circle (in the game's pseudo-isometric perspective) inside the boundaries of a map cell, the diameter of that circle would be exactly 256 leptons. | ||
This unit is used to measure object [[FLH|Firing Offsets]], animation draw offsets, and such distances which require a high level of sub-cell precision. | |||
[[Category: General Editing Information]] | [[Category: General Editing Information]] | ||
[[Category: Units of measurement]] | [[Category: Units of measurement]] | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 5 January 2019
A lepton is a distance measuring unit, which equals 1/256th of a map cell's edge. So, a single map cell is 256x256 leptons. In other words, if you were to draw a circle (in the game's pseudo-isometric perspective) inside the boundaries of a map cell, the diameter of that circle would be exactly 256 leptons.
This unit is used to measure object Firing Offsets, animation draw offsets, and such distances which require a high level of sub-cell precision.