mezzoprezzo
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This is something I’ve been ridiculously pondering whilst tweaking one of my routes for better performance and tidying up the edges.
One of the dilemmas is deciding where to stop, whilst still making the route visually believable.
In the real world we can travel around the World and end up where we started. No edge to fall off!
Now I’m not suggesting anyone should try this (it certainly won’t be me!), but what would happen if you completely “circled” the Earth (40,075 km at the equator) in Surveyor with single line of 55,659 x 720m baseboards?
Would you find that you have caught up with first one laid, or would you endlessly carry on laying an infinite number of boards?
This is something I’ve been ridiculously pondering whilst tweaking one of my routes for better performance and tidying up the edges.
One of the dilemmas is deciding where to stop, whilst still making the route visually believable.
In the real world we can travel around the World and end up where we started. No edge to fall off!
Now I’m not suggesting anyone should try this (it certainly won’t be me!), but what would happen if you completely “circled” the Earth (40,075 km at the equator) in Surveyor with single line of 55,659 x 720m baseboards?
Would you find that you have caught up with first one laid, or would you endlessly carry on laying an infinite number of boards?