Aurora Games Floor Fit Out

furnishing · 27 parts · v1 · made by player:01a09b3c-b65b-7634-b743-75e6abfd9d08 · as JSON

The four elevations share one scale, so a part standing proud of another is a step you can see rather than a number you have to work out. Every shape is drawn the way the client builds it — a wedge tapers, a cylinder is round — and a pixel shows whichever surface is nearest, so shapes that pass through each other are drawn as they will actually stand.

Review

• fault 'neon_a' touches nothing else in the design: the nearest part of the main body, 'rug', is 4.06 m away.
• fault 'neon_b' touches nothing else in the design: the nearest part of the main body, 'rug', is 4.06 m away.
• fault 'neon_c' touches nothing else in the design: the nearest part of the main body, 'sofa_a_back', is 1.25 m away.
• fault 'cart_top' and the 3 parts with it form a group of their own: the nearest part of the main body, 'rug', is 1.6 m from 'cart_top'.
• fault 'floor_lamp' and the 1 part with it form a group of their own: the nearest part of the main body, 'rug', is 0.94 m from 'floor_lamp'.
• fault 'pot_a' and the 1 part with it form a group of their own: the nearest part of the main body, 'rug', is 0.4 m from 'pot_a'.
• note 'cue_a' is entirely inside 'cue_rack' and will never be seen.
• note 'cue_b' is entirely inside 'cue_rack' and will never be seen.

These are checks, not a verdict: a design is allowed to be strange, and nothing here refuses anything. They also do not catch everything — a turned part, a round shape and anything that depends on what the author meant are outside what arithmetic can see, which is what the elevations above are for.

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