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if max jump height is 19, then I bet 17 is not the double jump height |
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|width="70%"| | |width="70%"|Doable jump height | ||
|width="10%"|17.0 | |width="10%"|17.0 | ||
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Revision as of 06:47, 8 July 2007
A world unit is the basic unit of measure when dealing with BZFlag. World units have no real-world counterpart, as they are a purely virtual concept, they can be though of to be equivalent to about 1 meter in length if you assume a roughly real world sized tank.
Some useful measures
| Doable jump height | 17.0 |
| Jump height limit (next to impossible) | 19.0 |
| Tank length | 8.04 |
| Tank width | 2.8 |
| Tank height | 2.08 |
| Barrel height | 1.6 |