Within one's immediate range of vision.

Comments:

Field of View differs from Line of Sight in that Field of View does not necessarily mean visible. Even though an Environmental Object may be within the Field of View it may be obscured from actually being seen. See Object Obscurity for more information.

Just because an Environmental Object is obscured does not also mean there is no Angle of Efficiency. Changing Point of View, using Expanded Awareness, or the Traveling Eye concept can be employed to prove this assertion.

Opposite(s):

Obscure Zone

A.K.A.:

Cone of Vision

Related Definition(s):

Blockade, Environment, Position

Related Term(s):

Black Dot Focus, Diversified Angle of View, Environmental Awareness, Expanded Awareness, Line of Sight, Point of View, Target Availability, Three Points of View, Traveling Eye, White Dot Focus, Weapon Availability