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So probably the author put a "distance less than or equal to" constraint. Having a "distance equal to" constraint would have the point always on the circle. And
by jhncls 8y ago
So probably the author put a "distance less than or equal to" constraint. Having a "distance equal to" constraint would have the point always on the circle. And, magically, "distance larger than" would have the point always outside the circle.