LoS vs Elevation

[Maciej]

Hi guys. Rules say  following (page 17):

"When drawing LoS between two objects, any inter-
vening models or terrain with a Size or Height that is 
lower than either of the two objects is ignored."

Does it mean that Sz2 model standing on 2" high platform would see another Sz2 model hiding behind 3" high building despite  ture LoS? 

 

And second question: if our sniper on below image would decide to charge a model on lower elevation, can he do it? Charge is a push and all pushes should be horizontal (as per rulebook page 15), so perhaps no... But on the other hand maybe a model makes a push and when terrain no longer supports the base, model falls suffering fall dmg, and the push continues? 

 

[santaclaws01]

Shadow rules prevent the sniper from seeing the lower model if it's within the height or 3"(whichever is lower) of the building and the building is at least as tall as it. Yes you can charge off of terrain and fall.

[solkan]

3 hours ago, Maciej said:

Charge is a push and all pushes should be horizontal (as per rulebook page 15), so perhaps no... But on the other hand maybe a model makes a push and when terrain no longer supports the base, model falls suffering fall dmg, and the push continues? 

"All Pushing is horizontal" in the Push description is trying to say that a push travels parallel to the table surface (particularly with things like hills and staircases), as opposed to a perfect bubble level "horizontal".

So the general movement rules for falling apply, and then you continue the push in that "same" direction if you push off a surface (like the top of a roof) into the air.