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option. |
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If given as |
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The curvature is upward (which is the usual configuration). |
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the curvature is upward, which is the usual configuration. |
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If the option is given as |
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then the curvature is downward. |
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The radius indicates how far from each slat its effective |
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cylindrical center resides. |
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Each slat will be broken into as many polygons as is necessary to |
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keep the delta changes in angle less than 10 degrees. |
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keep the delta changes in angle less than 3 degrees. |
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(Note that this may result in a rather large number of polygons.)\0 |
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.SH EXAMPLE |
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To produce a curved set of blinds with 25 slats at 15 degrees: |
