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You can use 2 triangles with miter join, I've started with this approach, but the bevel join creates (in general) a pentagon, thus this should be doable with 3
by jvernay 2y ago
You can use 2 triangles with miter join, I've started with this approach, but the bevel join creates (in general) a pentagon, thus this should be doable with 3 triangles I suppose.