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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions docs/tutorials/grasshopper/joint_rules.rst
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Expand Up @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ L-Butt
^^^^^^
The L-Butt extends one beam and shortens the other beam with a planar cut, to create a clean corner joint.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_L-Butt.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_LButt.png
:width: 50%

Inputs:
Expand All @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ L-HalfLap

The *L-Half Lap* topology is when two beams meet at their ends at an angle. An L-Half Lap joint extends the two beams while removing the upper half of the overlap of one beam and the lower half of the overlaps the other to create a clean corner joint.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_L-HalfLap.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_LHalfLap.png
:width: 50%

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Expand All @@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ L-Miter

The L-Miter joint extends and connects the two beams with a planar cut at a bisector of the angle between them.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_L-Miter.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_LMiter.png
:width: 50%

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Expand All @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ The tilted cut plane is generated by sequentially connecting the following point
* a point at the top third of the outer vertical edge of the overlap along the upper beam.


.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_L-FrenchRidge.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_LFrenchRidge.png
:width: 50%

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Expand All @@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ T-Butt

The T-Butt joint shortens the *cross beam* with a planar cut, to match the side of the *main beam*. The *main beam* remains unchanged.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_T-Butt.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_TButt.png
:width: 50%

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Expand All @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ T-HalfLap
A T-Half Lap joint crates an overlap between the *main beam* and the *cross beam*. The *cross beam* is extended to the opposite face of the *main beam* and cut flush with it to create a planar surface.
It is similar to a L-Half Lap joint: the upper half of the overlap of the cross beam is removed from the main beam and the lower half of the overlap of the main beam is removed from the cross beam.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_T-HalfLap.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_THalfLap.png
:width: 50%

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Expand All @@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ X-HalfLap

The X-Half Lap joint removes the upper half of the overlap from one beam and the lower half from the other.

.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_X-HalfLap.png
.. image:: ../images/gh_joint_XHalfLap.png
:width: 50%

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