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The '''hit index''' is a one-byte field ($00 to $0F) in the [[batting engine]] that determines what area of your bat hits the ball. The more "lined up" the bat is with the ball, the number will fall more towards the middle of the $00-$0F range. If you're barely making contact, the number will fall closer to one edge or the other of the $00-$0F range.

The hit index value is used to determine if you suffer the [[contact penalty]].

== See Also ==

* [[Contact Explained]]

[[Category:RBI Technical]]

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