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 == Useful Links ==
-The Incense starts table can be used in most cases to find your start points in all three planes without needing to use any additives. http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/Guides/Incense/Starts
+The Incense starts table can be used in most cases to find your start points in all three planes without needing to use any additives. http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale5/Guides/Incense/Starts
 The Incense recipe tables make it simple to make very high quality incense, by providing recipes that you can follow from the various starting points. http://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale4/Guides/Incense/Recipes

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 The working point on each graph is a [[Wikipedia:weighted average|weighted average]] of the starting point and all the additives of the appropriate type, where the starting point is given a weight of 7. That is to say, it is treated as if 7 debens of an additive were dropped right at the starting point.
-  Example: Let's say our starting point was at (-10, 15). We added 5 debens of Resin 1, whose coords are (6, 6),
+  Example: Let's say our starting point was at (-10, 15). We added 5 debens of Resin 1, whose<br> coords are (6, 6), and 20 debens of Resin 2, whose coords are (-1, -5). Our results would <br>be calculated like this:
 *(-10) + 5*6 + 20*(-1)