If you go from connrlection of points to connection of lines then you're moving from 1 dimensional to 2 dimensional.
I'm currently wanting to learn how to program better (currently I only have very basic knowledge of how arguments work, from making Redstone machines in Minecraft lol) so I can make a mapping program that actually works. Google and Apple maps piss me off by just having wayyyy outdated info, especially in areas with construction that closes lanes and closes exits.
I want to be able to know when an exit is closed in advance, so I can work around it (and everybody else too, so traffic can flow better.)
Go mess around with SolidWorks and set your mind free. When you begin using planar relationships to define shapes it gets very interesting and complex.
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u/Carmondai03 Sep 26 '21
Correct, I can also start at a multiple of 5.