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I guess the answer might be to take the largest 2D sofa and just extrude it upwards 1, so that it fills the height of the corridor.
by OscarCunningham 8y ago
I guess the answer might be to take the largest 2D sofa and just extrude it upwards 1, so that it fills the height of the corridor.
- enriquto 8y agoIt will depend on how you define the "largest" sofa: total volume? surface area of the ground covered by it? If it is the largest volume, you need to limit the height of the corridor (to be the same as the width? a multiple of it?). Otherwise, you can pass an arbitrarily long L that you turn side-wise on the corner.
- OscarCunningham 8y agoI was thinking of maximising the volume of the sofa in a corridor as tall as it is wide.