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(inside, h=H+1, top=os_circle(r=-2),extra=1); >>>> } >>>> >>>> Note that you could also compute just one of inside and outside >>>> directly and get the other one with offset(). >>>> >>>> A third way to make a shape like this is to use rounded_prism(), again >>>> with a difference.

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