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%is follows rule or not. This distance in real circumstances are not fixed, they depends on page contents. As we know, LaTeX can stretch all vertical distances between paragraphs on page to fit content in it.\linegobblein MWE and%after first rule (simulation text?), the distances are the same at both pictures. I think, that more realistic result youcan be shown by use some dummy text instead of those lines, for example with\lipsum. I think, that it is important that in all cases is used the same way of inserting figures. Of course, if after figures start new paragraph, distance between it and figure can different from distances, when figure is in the middle of paragraph. I believe, that this is intentionally, isn't it?