Right Angles Only: the simplest square path
- Right Angles Only builds the simplest square path: every turn is exactly 90 degrees, always, and your points are its guides
- The line starts on your first point and ends on your last one (or on its wall, met square). Each segment becomes a straight run along its nearest axis, runs that go the same way join, and a corner post stands where two runs cross, near your turn
- Points along a run are guides, not posts, and are not warned: move them to shape the path. A line that doubles back gets a small jog, a loop closes square at its first point, and a wall fitting slides a little along the wall when the line cannot meet it where it was put (the Report says how far)
- With Fixed Lengths every run is whole pieces but the last
- Draw Barrier shows the squared line live as you click guide points, with dashed lines from guides that are off it