Man your annoying.
I’ll do you one better.
Spike.
noun
a sharp increase in the magnitude or concentration of something.
Maybe you should look up what “Spike” means.
Also, if this comment is directed at me…
Then you don’t even bother reading what people post, rather you just try and find a way to disagree with them using as much mental gymnastics as possible.
cast in point.
I agreed with you on premise, but not the outcome.
Get your facts straight before you start throwing around misinformation for the sake of starting up confrontation.
Edit #1:
Just for the Lawls.
Here you go…
ramp . noun (3) Definition of ramp (Entry 4 of 4) 1 : a sloping way or plane: such as. a : a sloping floor, walk, or roadway leading from one level to another.
Do you know what a Plane is? No not the things with wings that we use to traverse the skies.
It’s a consistent level/direction. Reading that definition, you can come to the conclusion from the premise and from what you see in reality that a Staircase is consistent with its “plane” in that it doesn’t jump around all wildly up and down. It is the same angle anywhere you measure (if its built correctly).
Sloping floor is same thing.
Walk or Roadway is same thing.
Granted the latter of examples can “gradually” change in its slope I suppose. But its not noticeable in a “spike” sense in that it wont go from 0 degrees to 90 degrees all the sudden. THAT would be a SPIKE.
You mentioned you Code right. Cool, good for you.
I work with models. I deal with planes and angles and geometric objects daily.
Slopes are different then spikes. THAT I am certain about.
Edit #2:
Just to make sure we are crystal clear.
Plane
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noun
a flat surface on which a straight line joining any two points on it would wholly lie. -
adjective
completely level or flat.