jgallant
You can solve this with some basic trigonometry.
I wrote the code in Unity, but the general idea should be the same.
Consider the following image:
We already have P1 and P2.
Here is some code to calculate the rest with comments:
//Get points P1 and P2 based on circles
Vector2 p1 = ...
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== Usage ==
Early microcomputer systems like the Altair 8800 used a backplane for the processor and expansion cards...