Description Frame dimension calculations Frame design Plotting
The foo package provides three categories of important functions: frame dimension calculations, frame design, and plotting.
The bicycle frame geometry is subject to some constraints, such as when you form a triangle (between the chain stay, seat stay, and seat tube) the angles must sum to 180 degrees. These constraints are met when only some, not all, of the frame parameters are inputs, chosen arbitrairly. The remaining frame parameters are outputs, calculated such that the constraints are met. Functions in this section allow you to derive some dimensions from others.
This is where the frame tube dimensions are organized so you can pass them along to plots or as inputs to CAD software.
You can use tibbles returned from the frame design functions as inputs to ggplot objects that can either sketch a frame, part of a frame, or overlay two frames onto the same plot for a simple pairwise visual comparison of standover clearance, wheelbase, etc.
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