The next diagram (4) will show much the same process but with a cross corner end table shot. (To make this consistent the steps below are exactly like those above.) Just follow the steps but substitute different pocket designations.
Note: in this shot, if you move the CB to several different points within 2 feet of it's marked position, the shot is the same on the OB contact point, only the CB to OB aim is different. On different positions of the CB, be aware of possible secondary collisions between OB and CB...also be aware that on long angle shots like this if you hit too hard, not only will it affect the angle of rebound on the OB, but it can also make the OB "rattle" out of the target pocket if you hit the leading edge of the top cushion going into the pocket. Shoot these shots at medium speed, enough to make the ball roll straight, but not too hard, or too soft ...you wouldn't want the OB to stop on the way to the pocket on that fantastic long bank shot.
Diagram 4
