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Here's a graphic that illustrates how altering an IT creates a change in a hemispherical arc resulting in a flatter dome. You can get the same result without having to adjust anything by using a template.
You don't have to adjust the IT either. Just decide how high you want the dome to be and offset it by the difference between that and the radius. You're overthinking this thing.
Here's a graphic that illustrates how altering an IT creates a change in a hemispherical arc resulting in a flatter dome. You can get the same result without having to adjust anything by using a template.
With all respect, that graphic is really hard to understand.
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