▲ | layer8 a day ago | |
> Create a parallelogram by attaching a flipped copy of the triangle. You don’t need to duplicate the triangle. You can also turn any triangle into an equal-area rectangle like this: https://youtu.be/nVz3kCrJLWo?t=77 Bad ASCII art:
The middle horizontal line cuts the height of the triangle in half. Rotating the upper two “quarter” triangles A and B by 180° around the end points of the horizontal line completes the lower half to a rectangle:
Depending on the coordinate representation/quantization, one drawback might however be that if a random point lands exactly on one of the edges of A and B, the mapping between the triangle and the rectangle is not a bijection. (For example, the single edge between A and B in the triangle becomes two separate edges in the rectangle. Likewise for the middle horizontal line, and conversely for the diagonal triangle edges.) | ||
▲ | fuzzythinker 19 hours ago | parent [-] | |
For shallower slopes, use the 3 dots |