There are so many reasons not to do this:
- 'Tisn't the season
- CFDG is just plainly the wrong tool for the job
- It doesn't really counter the desire for absolute values in rules
- I just celebrated Passover!
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startshape Tree
rule Tree {
Pine { }
Star { y 16 b 0.5 s 0.5 }
CandlesL { y 3 s 0.8 }
CandlesR { y 3.5 s 0.8 }
}
rule Pine {
Trunk { }
BranchesL { y 3 s 0.8 }
BranchesR { y 3.5 s 0.8 }
}
rule Trunk {
SQUARE { }
Trunk { y 0.4 s 0.975 }
}
rule BranchesL {
Pine { r 80 s 0.5 }
BranchesL { y 3 s 0.815 }
}
rule BranchesR {
Pine { r -80 s 0.5 }
BranchesR { y 3 s 0.81 }
}
rule CandlesL {
Candle { x -6.5 y 1.2 s 0.4 }
CandlesL { y 3 s 0.815 }
}
rule CandlesR {
Candle { x 6.5 y 1.2 s 0.4 }
CandlesR { y 3 s 0.81 }
}
rule Candle {
SQUARE { y 0 }
SQUARE { y 0.7 }
SQUARE { y 1.4 }
SQUARE { y 2 }
Flame { y 3.1 b 0.3 }
Ray { y 3.6 s 0.5 b 0.5 }
}
rule Flame {
CIRCLE { }
Flame { y 0.15 s 0.9 b 0.1 r 2 }
}
rule Star {
Arm { r 0 }
Arm { r 72 }
Arm { r 144 }
Arm { r -72 }
Arm { r -144 }
Ray { b 0.7 r 180 }
}
rule Arm {
CIRCLE { }
Arm { y 0.1 s 0.9 }
}
rule Ray {
Line { y 8 s 0.2 }
Ray { r -36 s 0.97 }
}
rule Line {
SQUARE { }
Line { y 0.8 s 0.9 }
}
