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Even then, if you make one long row, you have hundreds of available spots to place it, with at least 6 sides to decide on which orientation to place the stone.
by soperj 3y ago
Even then, if you make one long row, you have hundreds of available spots to place it, with at least 6 sides to decide on which orientation to place the stone. If there are no good spots currently, it could place the stone down next to the pile and go collect another stone until a better spot materialized.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoNo, I was wrong. It has a collection of 30 or so rocks per section and optimizes their placement in the entire section. I’ll still posit the randomness of the geometry requires more rocks than that to find a smooth fitting, and I imagine human wall makers select rocks up front with similar geometries before even beginning out of thousands of rocks then optimizes their placement during construction in a similar but less preside way than the machine. If you watch the video closer than I did you will see it plans each stone for optimal stability and placement.