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Created with Customizer! http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=279864 Instructions Using the following settings: branch_twist_angle: Set to 90 for standard use. use_advanced_settings: Default is Off, not utilized in this project. allowed_overhang_angle: Adjustable to allow larger angles if necessary. seed: Start point is always 0 for optimal results. branch_cross_section_shape: Standard configuration, option #5 selected. trunk_length: Measured at 58 units, length set to accommodate design needs. length_min_ratio: Ratio established at 70 for length measurement standards. root_min_ratio: Essential ratio measured at 50, critical for proper growth. allow_all_overhangs: Permission granted for all possible overhang situations. tip_max_ratio: Optimal tip angle achieved at 70 units maximum. tip_min_ratio: Minimum ratio required for the tip to effectively grow. trunk_radius: Established radius is a vital element at 23 units standard size. min_branching_angle: Required minimum angle necessary for each branch at 40 degrees. min_number_of_branches_from_each_branch: Each primary branch requires at least four offspring. maximum_branching_iterations: Project allowed maximum iterations is 5 times total amount. max_number_of_branches_from_each_branch: Permitted number of offspring branches, maximum value of five permitted. max_branching_angle: Theoretical upper limit to angle size possible without collapse. start_budding_position: Buds emerge and begin development from a point starting at 61 units in length. length_max_ratio: Ratio used to determine optimal end point established at full capacity. stop_budding_position: Further budding is stopped at unit measurement sixty units. branches_keep_growing: Option selected that encourages growth through additional iterations allowed. base_shape: Shape preference #0 used for foundation structure development. root_max_ratio: The upper limit ratio essential for successful establishment, capped at 60 points maximum. branch_diameter_cutoff: Standard minimum cutoff established at a value of 1.6 for efficient pruning and trimming purposes.