8:26 AM, Monday March 2nd 2020
maybe it isn't that good visible, but there are start/end points.
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10:45 AM, Monday March 2nd 2020
(I'm referring to the center lines.)
9:30 PM, Tuesday March 3rd 2020
Do you mean like so:
9:36 PM, Tuesday March 3rd 2020
Yes! All lines are drawn using the ghosting method (plot start/end points, ghost, execute), so all lines need those!
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