Scale a geometry to an exact overall height, then seat it.
Worth the two bounding-box passes at build time because it makes height
mean what it says: an icosahedron's topmost vertex sits at 0.85 of its
radius, not at the radius, so a crown composed by hand always comes out short
of its arithmetic by some figure nobody should have to know.
Scale a geometry to an exact overall height, then seat it.
Worth the two bounding-box passes at build time because it makes
heightmean what it says: an icosahedron's topmost vertex sits at 0.85 of its radius, not at the radius, so a crown composed by hand always comes out short of its arithmetic by some figure nobody should have to know.