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The equations for $t_{x0}$ and $t_{x1}$ appear too late in the text, so the precautionary paragraph above is out of order. I think it would be good to revisit this for flow and clarity.
In addition, this section mentions the new interval::expand() function, but then doesn't use it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In addition, I've changed the way that AABBs are padded. Originally, the
primitive constructing an AABB needed to immediately call the
aabb::pad() function after construction. Now, the AABB constructors call
aabb::pad_to_minimum() automatically to pad any dimension smaller than
some delta in size.
Resolves#1236
In addition, I've changed the way that AABBs are padded. Originally, the
primitive constructing an AABB needed to immediately call the
aabb::pad() function after construction. Now, the AABB constructors call
aabb::pad_to_minimum() automatically to pad any dimension smaller than
some delta in size.
Resolves#1236
In addition, I've changed the way that AABBs are padded. Originally, the
primitive constructing an AABB needed to immediately call the
aabb::pad() function after construction. Now, the AABB constructors call
aabb::pad_to_minimum() automatically to pad any dimension smaller than
some delta in size.
Resolves#1236
The equations for$t_{x0}$ and $t_{x1}$ appear too late in the text, so the precautionary paragraph above is out of order. I think it would be good to revisit this for flow and clarity.
In addition, this section mentions the new
interval::expand()
function, but then doesn't use it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: