I have three areas A, B and C as displayed below.
A | B | C
Y want B to be always visible, but C can't be visible from A and viceversa. Since there are two walls in between A and C, I was hopping I could block visibility only after two walls (I would even be ok with walls blocking half the view).
Any way to achieve this?
Posted Mar 1, 2023, 12:31 AM UTC
Terrain walls. They allow sight through the first one but not the second. Great for boulders and cliffs.
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Yea. Limited is not perfect but it's pretty good.
Maybe I'm being too simplistic but...
I'd just use normal vision walls and place an invisible token in B that grants vision/light to all players.
I think you can set regular walls to have vision pass from only one direction. So just put up the walls and only let vision from one side
I believe the Terrain walls feature should accomplish this, although if that's the method you use, you'll be able to see A and C when inside of B.
Omg is that what "limited" means when it comes to restrict vision?
Thank you!
Yep, exactly. Limited allows vision through one wall but it stops at the second wall.