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I want to make a cylindrical PET in which the shape of the cells is cylindrical. When I tried to repeat the cells in a ring format, the cells are not projected correctly, even with the auto-rotation command, see image 1 and macro test testCylinder.mac. </div>
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If I enclose the cylinder in a box the projection of the repeated cylindrical volumes is correct (see image 2 and testCylinderInBox.max), and that does not make sense to me. </div>
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I even tried a trapezoid shape and the same behaviour is observed, see Images 3 and 4. Is that normal? </div>
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