A few questions on RP Base rules

•The size of a shooting window cannot be a small crack; you need to be able to see all of the head.
Q: Is a 1x1x1 PHX Cube sized gap between two props considered a crack? My gaps are usually about 1.5 of those, so in reality its a 1.5x1.5x1.5 block(dont exsist) space. If you don't know how big that is, please spawn it in game before answering.

•Having unrealistic bases with unrealistic defense systems is not permitted. Heads do not magically stick through props. No hitbox glitching. Both raiders and defenders must be able to shoot the enemy in the exact same spot at all times.
Q: I never glitch out heads, Actually I build my defenses so that Neither party can shoot at heads. Though, what gets me is this part "Both raiders and defenders must be able to shoot the enemy in the exact same spot at all times.". Majority of my homes I set up so that their is a decent size hole to shoot threw, and I use nocolided props on my side of the entrance X distance from the hole so that I never have an advantage against a player on the other side. My only advantage is knowing where to aim, because I materialize my props so that its sort of a illusion. It can be hard to see the difference between thin air, and a prop. Of course unless you pull out your tool gun and see the grid, DOH. Anyways, he problem I have is that I might be shooting their hip, while they are shooting my shins or knee caps, depending on how much I'm moving around. I notice you care more about being able to shoot the head, while they can shoot your feet, or nothing. Would what I explained above be against the rule I stated?

If needed I'll upload a few screen shots to better explain my situation.

A few questions on RP Base rules [color=yellow]•The size of a shooting window cannot be a small crack; you need to be able to see all of the head.[/color] Q: Is a 1x1x1 PHX Cube sized gap between two props considered a crack? My gaps are usually about 1.5 of those, so in reality its a 1.5x1.5x1.5 block(dont exsist) space. If you don't know how big that is, please spawn it in game before answering. [color=yellow]•Having unrealistic bases with unrealistic defense systems is not permitted. Heads do not magically stick through props. No hitbox glitching. Both raiders and defenders must be able to shoot the enemy in the exact same spot at all times.[/color] Q: I never glitch out heads, Actually I build my defenses so that Neither party can shoot at heads. Though, what gets me is this part "Both raiders and defenders must be able to shoot the enemy in the exact same spot at all times.". Majority of my homes I set up so that their is a decent size hole to shoot threw, and I use nocolided props on my side of the entrance X distance from the hole so that I never have an advantage against a player on the other side. My only advantage is knowing where to aim, because I materialize my props so that its sort of a illusion. It can be hard to see the difference between thin air, and a prop. Of course unless you pull out your tool gun and see the grid, DOH. Anyways, he problem I have is that I might be shooting their hip, while they are shooting my shins or knee caps, depending on how much I'm moving around. I notice you care more about being able to shoot the head, while they can shoot your feet, or nothing. Would what I explained above be against the rule I stated? If needed I'll upload a few screen shots to better explain my situation.