You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Valley fold: fold .a along --b (Works similar for axioms 2-7)
Mountain fold: Multiple ways, to be specified [*]
Fold and unfold: @fold .a over --b
Turn over: flip
Rotate: rotate 90 or rotate 90°
Put the points together: fold .a to .b
Inside crimp fold: ...
Outside crimp fold: ...
Inside reverse fold: ...
Outside reverse fold: ...
[*]
So far I thought a good way to differentiate between valley and mountain folds is to default to valley, but allow an explicit mountain fold .... This is still viable for axioms 2-7, but the wording for axiom 1 sounds off. mountain fold .a over --b should be fold .a under --b. That however breaks consistency.
fold .a along --b and mountain fold .a along --b?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yoshizawa-Randlett System
fold .a along --b
(Works similar for axioms 2-7)@fold .a over --b
flip
rotate 90
orrotate 90°
fold .a to .b
[*]
So far I thought a good way to differentiate between valley and mountain folds is to default to valley, but allow an explicit
mountain fold ...
. This is still viable for axioms 2-7, but the wording for axiom 1 sounds off.mountain fold .a over --b
should befold .a under --b
. That however breaks consistency.fold .a along --b
andmountain fold .a along --b
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: