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 # General info
 
-In the fall of my senior year in high school, I took a class called Design Technology 2. For my final project, I constructed a three-dimensional model of a certain irregular solid out of cross-sections, using the laser cutter. It would have been impossible to design the schematics by hand, so I wrote this library to generate them for me. You can see a making-of video at my website [here][other projects].
+In the fall of my senior year in high school, I took a class called
+Design Technology 2. For my final project, I constructed a
+three-dimensional model of a certain irregular solid out of
+cross-sections, using the laser cutter. It would have been impossible
+to design the schematics by hand, so I wrote this library to generate
+them for me. You can see a making-of video at my
+website [here][other projects].
 
 The functions of each of the files in `src/layerize` are as follows:
-- `applet` is a Quil applet that visualizes cross sections of the solid and shows the tracing process; it is interactive and requires keyboard input
-- `bezier` contains an algorithm for drawing smooth (Bézier) curves through points; it is unused
-- `core` is the main namespace and contains routines for generating the schematics
+- `applet` is a Quil applet that visualizes cross sections of the
+  solid and shows the tracing process; it is interactive and requires
+  keyboard input
+- `bezier` contains an algorithm for drawing smooth (Bézier) curves
+  through points; it is unused
+- `core` is the main namespace and contains routines for generating
+  the schematics
 - `equation` contains the equations that define the solid
-- `problems` contains some routines for identifying places where the generated pieces would intersect (and might need to be filed down or recut); it was written in a panic when I realized that such intersections could happen
-- `schematic` contains the logic for placing grooves in the cross-sectional pieces
+- `problems` contains some routines for identifying places where the
+  generated pieces would intersect (and might need to be filed down or
+  recut); it was written in a panic when I realized that such
+  intersections could happen
+- `schematic` contains the logic for placing grooves in the
+  cross-sectional pieces
 - `svg` converts schematics to SVG code for the laser cutter
-- `trace` converts a collection of points representing a cross section into an ordered list of points that can be used as a path
-- `util` contains general utility functions, including the algorithm used to group cross sections into disjoint pieces as well as the routines used to deal with viewing frames in the applet
+- `trace` converts a collection of points representing a cross section
+  into an ordered list of points that can be used as a path
+- `util` contains general utility functions, including the algorithm
+  used to group cross sections into disjoint pieces as well as the
+  routines used to deal with viewing frames in the applet
 
-This is relatively old code. Also, it was written pretty quickly, in a shorter amount of time than [MazeGen][mazegen]. As a consequence, it doesn't have nice, easy-to-use endpoints. Also, there are a number of problems that I handled by adjusting the output manually. Unlike MazeGen, it is probably not suitable for use by anyone other than me. However, if you are interested in this project, please feel free to contact me at [radon.rosborough@gmail.com][email] and I would be happy to answer any questions you might have.
+This is relatively old code. Also, it was written pretty quickly, in a
+shorter amount of time than [MazeGen][mazegen]. As a consequence, it
+doesn't have nice, easy-to-use endpoints. Also, there are a number of
+problems that I handled by adjusting the output manually. Unlike
+MazeGen, it is probably not suitable for use by anyone other than me.
+However, if you are interested in this project, please feel free to
+contact me at [radon.rosborough@gmail.com][email] and I would be happy
+to answer any questions you might have.
 
 ## Miscellany
 
-- To generate the schematics, I think you have to call `core/pieces` and pass the result to `svg/pieces->svg`.
-- The pieces are not arranged neatly on the canvas as in MazeGen. You will have to arrange them manually.
-- This project requires significant improvements to the grooving algorithm in `schematic`. Without them, it generates a number of the pieces so that they intersect with other pieces. I had to manually adjust and recut quite a few pieces.
+- To generate the schematics, I think you have to call `core/pieces`
+  and pass the result to `svg/pieces->svg`.
+- The pieces are not arranged neatly on the canvas as in MazeGen. You
+  will have to arrange them manually.
+- This project requires significant improvements to the grooving
+  algorithm in `schematic`. Without them, it generates a number of the
+  pieces so that they intersect with other pieces. I had to manually
+  adjust and recut quite a few pieces.
 - The solid can be viewed in Grapher using the file `MobiusSolid.gcx`.
 
-[other projects]: https://intuitiveexplanations.com/other-projects/
-[mazegen]: https://github.com/raxod502/mazegen
 [email]: mailto:radon.rosborough@gmail.com
+[mazegen]: https://github.com/raxod502/mazegen
+[other projects]: https://intuitiveexplanations.com/other-projects/