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On Mon, 19 Aug 2002 12:41:25 +1200, Christopher James Huff wrote:
> In article <3d600f3e@news.povray.org>,
> Rob Brown-Bayliss <rob### [at] zoism org> wrote:
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>> Then the windows are at an angle tothe ground, not level, or parallel
>> with the ground. What I am trying to achieve is a building leaning on
>> an angle, but meant to be leaning on an angle, where as the tower of
>> pisa was not designed to lean over...
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> You could shear it instead of rotating. Then the windows and the top and
> bottom would be level with the ground.
except that it's a cylinder structure, a tower if you will. So as the
windows go around the tower they need to be rotated as well... Thas the
easy bit, som of the other answers provide thew dificult bits..
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