Quarter-diagonal
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A quarter-diagonal (abbreviated as qd) is a unit of measurement sometimes used for diagonal distances, especially for slow salvo glider lanes. One advantage of measurement in quarter diagonals is that gliders travel diagonally at 1qd/tick, so that the same integer value can serve as either a time or a diagonal distance measurement.
See also
External links
- Quarter-diagonal at the Life Lexicon