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SNIPE
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Hi
What is the most efficient way to theoretically store an L beam in a given area, the more beams in that area the better, obvioustly this can't be done in real life but with a physics engine could maybe be calculated?
Note: Each beam can be at any rotation or any axis.
The area is 21.06 cm x 7.02 cm x 7.02 cm and the dimentions of a single beam is shown below.
Im not sure if this is a physics question, but am thinking it can be solved using physics?
Regards, Snipe
What is the most efficient way to theoretically store an L beam in a given area, the more beams in that area the better, obvioustly this can't be done in real life but with a physics engine could maybe be calculated?
Note: Each beam can be at any rotation or any axis.
The area is 21.06 cm x 7.02 cm x 7.02 cm and the dimentions of a single beam is shown below.
Im not sure if this is a physics question, but am thinking it can be solved using physics?
Regards, Snipe