The following image comparison showcase a contrived example that uses distance-based relevancy. The primary actor (in the middle of the frame) is set to have replicated actors remain relevant if they are within 300 centimeters (3 meters). In the before image, the secondary actor is within 300 cm, and is relevant. This means that the secondary actor is replicated to the primary actor’s connection and is visible. In the after image, the secondary actor has traveled beyond 300 cm from the primary actor; therefore, the actor is no longer relevant to the primary actor, is not replicated to the primary actor’s connection, and is not visible.