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| of algorithms for manipulating them. This crate will be of use to you if you've ever wondered
| if a point is inside a polygon or if a bank is adequately covered by surveillance cameras.
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b FAQ:
dl
dt Does RGeometry support 3D objects?
dd Yes, but most of the algorithms are 2D only.

dt Can I compile RGeometry to JavaScript?
dd Yes, that is how the playground and all the interactive examples work.
dt Can I compile RGeometry to WASM?
dd Yes, that is how the interactive examples work.

dt Any relation to <a href="https://hgeometry.org">HGeometry?</a>
dd Yes, there is overlap in both developers and key concepts.

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| Geometry is inherently visual and the quickest way to intuitively understand this
| library is to see it in action. Below are interactive examples of most of the algorithms.
| library is to see it in action.
article#triangulate.feature
+feature(
{title: "Triangulation"
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