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I noticed that the information stored in the XML format consists of points. Does this mean that this method can only handle straight-line shapes? Can it handle objects with curves? Also, is there code in the program to generate the input XML file? I want to test it with my own data.

Placement is prioritizing the Y-axis first then the X-axis. Is it possible to switch this?

Hey there and thanks for porting Nest4J to C#!

I'd like to play around with this library a bit but need port it to dotnet core first and would therefore like to fork the project. I wanted to ask before: Under which license are you providing this? Could you state that somewhere in the project (e.g. Nest4Js MIT License)?

Thanks in advance!

Hello, I want to convert Cartesian coordinate system to mathematical coordinate system, how can I do it?

@dharani811 that looks amazing! Thank you for sharing it. I have one question again relating to the NFP generation using Clipper. Do you only use the polygon with the largest area produced by the Minkowski Sum for the NFP (referenced code). Would that not yield inaccurate result in some cases if the input has holes or is concave?

Also, it seems you are using both the sliding method for generating the NFP as well as Minkowski. Is there a reason for this and when do you use which?

Since the last commit of this project is 3 years ago, I'd like to check that if you still accept PR. I reimplement the genetic algorithm based on your implementation.