Since the new Leave a Legacy walls went up yesterday, we’ve had a lot of questions about just how tall they are, and if a tile near to the top can be seen.
Using the iPhone’s Augmented Reality measuring app, we measured the height from the ground to the top row of pictures to be 7ft 8 inches. Each row is very close to 1 inch in height, and there are 91 rows on each panel, with 1 being at the bottom and 91 at the top.
In our observation, the top row was relatively easy to see, although this is obviously going to vary depending on the viewer’s eye sight and their individual height. We did note that the pictures are easier to decipher than text tiles, which are more challenging to see on the upper rows.
In general it would seem that WDI has done some testing to work out exactly how high they can go to get enough tile density and still maintain visibility.
To find your position go to the site here to open up the tile finder search feature, which provides the coordinates for a tile’s location based on at minimum, your name.
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Feb 10, 2021 / 12:20pm ET
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