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Comparing diagonal measurement side to side, well, corner to corner technically, will do it.

hah, I know I am,,,,,,,,,,,,

My LED bulbs are 8', and there are 6 of them in the fixture. They have the LED strip full length in clear tube that is frosted full length on opposite side. Just rotate them in the fixture to adjust output. There is no glare with the frosted panels.

They were actually an afterthought. Initially I put in the LED's and a friend let me try his diffusors to see how well they worked. It was horrible, a very noticeable grid all over the entire playing surface. That is when i went looking alternatives.

Very nice table,,,,, I have a 9' Diamond Professional. I was very lucky to run across a guy with a matching light that was in his way, his words, and he'd take 60 bucks if i get it out of his way, which I quickly did. Now the difussors didn't come with it, he didn't have them. I ended up going...

Apparently,,,,,,, so then what would be the correct way to aim with ghost ball,,,,,,,,, I may learn here why it never worked well for me?

So that seems mathematically correct to me.

Where has it been a problem?

There are a lot of variations of CTE on youtube so it's easy to get confusing information on it. The info Larry gave you was good. There is no of aiming accurately and consistency that does not require understand, patience, and work. Just because a few people don't understand it or won't work...

What a joke,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

That may have to do with the fact that someone has put 20 years or so of their life into a system, recorded who knows how many FREE videos (at least 33 online I believe at the moment, but I know all the very early stuff was taken down) explaining individual aspects of that system, hell, even...

Oh boy, brace yourself. It's not about being smart enough to do all the things he says. A lot has to do with the fact that he is teaching a way of seeing object ball to pocket alignments, and banks actually, from 1 visual perspective and at the same time giving the user no less than 3 different...

And then he spent 24 minutes demonstrating how he does ,,,,,,,,,,,, something, I suppose was his explanation of cte.

The one he posted explaining his method of CTE, which has nothing to do with CTE.

For that, you would follow the CTE process as it is taught by people who know it. That video has nothing to do with it.

Because your visual alignment is actually on your aim line. If your vision is offset somewhat you could place your bridge on that offset and then pivot to center without it looking "off". Not telling you which may be better for you, just responding to your "For whatever reason".

I didn't post a video, but I used to shoot at ghosts,,,,,

Look up Lanza Billiards in Philly. They were the first to come up with the "quiet return system" apparently with at least 3 patents as early as the 40's. I had one of their tables, a 10 ft snooker, with drop pockets. I have a video of it on FB.

My point being, Victor patented the design,,,,,,,,,,,,

ok, so TRACK is the wrong word, but they get caught occasionally on something, and that requires access to clear. I was wondering if the foam addition could interfere with that process