Rio Grande Games Australia 27 - Manual (Page 8)

Windmill scoring
As soon as all the areas of the windmill track are occupied
by industrialization and/or conservation tiles, a windmill
scoring is carried out.
The player with the most rangers on the ranger track receives
as many points as indicated by the windmill.
The player with the second-highest number of rangers on
the ranger track receives half the victory points (round down
if the windmill figure is odd).
The player with the third most rangers on the ranger track
should receive half of the second total (round down if the
second total figure is odd).
If a number of players have the same number of rangers
on the ranger track, then the advantage goes to the player
whose ranger is at the top of the track.
After a windmill scoring, the industrialization and conservation
tiles on the windmill track are all taken out of the game.
Of the total number of rangers, the top half is handed back
to the players (round down if the total figure is odd).
The rangers placed on the track are moved up in the same
order.
If in the course of the game the windmill track is again covered
with tiles, then another windmill scoring is carried out.
Again, the top half of the rangers on the ranger track are
returned to the players etc.
End of the game
At the end of the game, there is one final windmill scoring,
independent of the number of tiles on the windmill track.
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Example:
There are 5 rangers on the ranger list. Half of them (rounded
down) is 2 and thus, the top-most 2 are returned to the players
after the scoring. The remaining 3 rangers move up 2 spaces
on the ranger track to replace those that were returned.
The authors and the publishers thank all the test players for their help.
For the drawing of the kangaroo tracks we heartily thank
Dr, Günther Schleussner (Wilhelma Stuttgart).