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> assuming the map walk operator is bidirectional, which it isn't, but should be You shouldn't necessarily be able to walk off a cliff and then turn around and
by kibibu 12y ago
> assuming the map walk operator is bidirectional, which it isn't, but should be
You shouldn't necessarily be able to walk off a cliff and then turn around and walk back up it.
- tlarkworthy 12y agooh true. So there will also be another type of boundary which has a direction associated. And a sorta don't know area when you are mid fall with some limited manoeuvrability (non-holonomic movement). Best not to try and categorise the non-holonomic areas in too much detail as that's a rabbit hole.