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That plot is deceiving, just because the x-axis representing the ratio goes so large so quickly. I'd say roughly 95% of normally encountered triangles have edge
by Tomminn 8y ago
That plot is deceiving, just because the x-axis representing the ratio goes so large so quickly. I'd say roughly 95% of normally encountered triangles have edge ratios of less than 1:20, which represents 2% of the x axis.
Glancing at that graph you might wrongly conclude "no point cutting corners unless the triangle is reaaaally close to 1:1".
- masonicb00m 8y agoThanks for the feedback. I included that much range to show the limit. I have a plot with truncated range that I skipped including for brevity. Maybe it’s worth throwing back in.