Soo, Myun, Baang and Tension

Soo refers to the concentration or mass of Shinsoo within a Baang.

Only the concentration of Shinsoo in the most concentrated area of the Baang is used to calculate Soo.

Myun refers to the size of a Baang. Specifically, it refers to the surface area that Shinsoo is spread out across

controlling the amount of shinsoo concentrated into a controlled area makes a Baang

The higher the Soo, the more effective and destructive a Baang is , the wider the Myun one can control, the wider the area in which Shinsoo can be applied. The height with myun is dealt with by converting it using the numerical value of the concentration of the Baang in question, because its range of fluctuation is large and heavily depends on the situation.

(Pretty much the distance traveled, the speed of baang, and making a baang further away from you is controlled by Myun)

It should be noted that making a baang further away from you will weaken your control and making baang the size of the room would make the baang weaker and less condensed then putting the same Soo into a smaller baang. smaller baangs closer to the user gives the best results.Baang is the basic unit in which Shinsoo is measured by and made up of. The more Baangs one can control, the more skilled at manipulating Shinsoo one is judged to be. However, this does not mean one can manipulate greater Myun and higher Soo with many Baangs.

(Addition:  Imagine a Baang like an electronic device or gadget connected to WiFi. The further the electronic is from the router the weaker the signal it gets . Myun would be how far the range extends , Soo is how strong can the connection get, and the amount of electronics would directly effect the range and strength proportionally)

Breakdown

with or with out quality(tension) a Baang has Myun and Soo. The more Soo you gather into a Baang the more difficult it becomes to compress the Myun, that is With or with out a Quality. That said with no Quality you get no tension. Adding Quality does however effects the Soo+Myun that make up the Baang, that effect is tension and you see it effects in the Baang. Soo and Myun do not require a quality to make a Baang. Making a Baang with quality will still need to be formatted in Myun with Soo makes Baang.

Pemdas formulas

Myun + Soo = 1 Baang

Tension (Myun + Density)= 1 stronger Baang

The value of tension depends on the affinity (compatibility) the user has with a quality. Numerically ,the value of tension increases the higher your affinity is to a quality. Results vary user to user, but if you Have a numeric value that's even just one greater then another user it could make you exponentially stronger the him or close a gap between some one with greater Myun + Soo control.

But gets less tensions from qualities.


Shape - the general performance or ability of a shape changes depending on the quality added to it (in a traditional sense -before positions- top tier wave controllers maybe able to use more then one shape and quality ). Shape would be inputted with quality to determine the value of tension (shape + quality = tension) because tension is an individual thing, for example Lero-Ro using spear + lightning would be a lot weaker then Koon Eduan spear+lightning. this would be affinity to a quality. Just because two people can use the same shape and quality doesn't mean they same the same affinity value to the shape or quality. (Baam using Arie sword shape)

Known shapes so far -  Spear, Orb, Shield, Sword, Needle, Flower

Addition: Shapes help you maximized quality, quality helps you maximize bang, tension is the sum of them all in a sense. And something may not be accurate as we are all still waiting for more information to cross examine gathered facts.