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Method

Transfer Relationship Record

A recording structure storing origin and destination feature IDs, the intended route and the performed trick for an observed transfer.

HOW TO DO IT

Transfer Relationship Record

A transfer relationship connects a departure feature with a distinct destination. It records route and movement separately; this data model alone is not a universal transfer tutorial.

Preparation and setting

Identified origin, destination, stance and actual performed task.

How to understand / apply it

  1. Name the origin and destination.
  2. Describe the route between them.
  3. Record intended contact and exit.
  4. Attach the actual trick/technique.
  5. State which details were observed and which are unknown.

How to learn / practise

Apply the record to verified examples without filling unknown rotation or speed automatically. Use HT27-15 for the unresolved terminology pathway.

Errors and corrections

Calling every angled landing a transfer collapses feature distinctions. Recording destination only after the attempt misses the planning task.

Observable checks

Both feature endpoints and the movement have distinct explicit identities.

Related: HT27-15.

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Record type
editorial tool
Evidence type
SBSweet editorial proposal (not a quoted source)

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editorial review notes

A data-model proposal, not an approved technical definition or transfer tutorial.