curling_back_line: The back line is the line in the back of the house. Its outer...
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curling_back_line R Documentation
The back line is the line in the back of the house. Its outer edge should be
used as its anchor point
Description
The back line is the line in the back of the house. Its outer edge should be
used as its anchor point
Usage
curling_back_line(line_thickness = 0, sheet_width = 0)
Arguments
line_thickness
The thickness of the back line
sheet_width
The width of the curling sheet, from side wall to side
wall
Value
A data frame containing the bounding box of the back line
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The back line is the line in the back of the house. Its outer edge should be used as its anchor point
Description
The back line is the line in the back of the house. Its outer edge should be used as its anchor point
Usage
curling_back_line(line_thickness = 0, sheet_width = 0)
Arguments
line_thickness |
The thickness of the back line |
sheet_width |
The width of the curling sheet, from side wall to side wall |
Value
A data frame containing the bounding box of the back line
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