@SchmooveBrain oh, i didn't get a notification lol
oki, i will.

@keiyronelleavgeek566 even then, it's highly unlikely to be possible due to various things, such as maybe a nanometer of extra whatever at one point of the circle
The Earth and Luna's orbit are imperfect, and so is the orbit of every other body in our space, whether around their planet or around Sol itself

@SchmooveBrain oooooo, fancy computer-y info :D
that's weird, i guess a true circle can only exist in physical form.

@keiyronelleavgeek566 I don't think computers can actually render true circles, in 3d modeling, circles commonly have a large number of sides, and those sides are made up of pixels that are squares, so any digitized circle is more like a minecraft circle

@CrestelAeronautics huh, cool!
thanks.

@keiyronelleavgeek566
Nope
here’s proof
Smaller shape - Grain Guy “fuselage”
Larger shape - SP Fuselage piece

The shapes are 2 different sizes to hilight the difference better

@CrestelAeronautics
☝️🤓 erm, actually, that is a post by Grain dude, and it has 100 parts.
normal fuselage pieces are 1 part, and they are completely round.

@keiyronelleavgeek566

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Fuselage pieces have 24 sides, according to this post, and would then be an icositetragonal prisim.

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um...i, uh...i think all fuselage pieces are perfect circles owo

@SchmooveBrain RIP imajes

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