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Not a problem, we can just shape it like the space covered by rotating the whole thing and make the sofa kind of "bone shaped", then we should be set for 3 dime
by zelphirkalt 10mo ago
Not a problem, we can just shape it like the space covered by rotating the whole thing and make the sofa kind of "bone shaped", then we should be set for 3 dimensions. The only remaining issue would be, where to put the actual sitting area on the bone, but that problem I leave for homework.
- Enginerrrd 10mo ago3dimensions still allows for more freedom than that though since the couch can stand on end. I would contend that it's still useful since you'd be able to turn the corner without over-complicating it by getting it into some weird tilt position.
- eru 10mo ago> Not a problem, we can just shape it like the space covered by rotating the whole thing and make the sofa kind of "bone shaped", then we should be set for 3 dimensions. That might give you a feasible solution, but I doubt it's optimal.