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Pieces bunched at a rail's end by their hooks hang past the end: limit each by its own outline at its present angle

Rule

If items compressed towards a container's end by their anchor points still stick out past it, put each one's own reach at its present angle into the limit, not only its anchor.

Snippet
// before: the hook is kept inside the bracket
const hi = shape.right - B;
// after: the piece's outline is: its reach towards the bracket at its angle comes off the limit
const [reachL, reachR] = extents(size, theta);
const hi = shape.right - reachR - B;
const lo = shape.left + reachL + B;
Check

park the widest side-on piece at the end of the rail and drag past it at 320 × 568: no piece's outline crosses the bracket's inner face in any frame.

Applies to

other: any carousel or rail whose items bunch at its ends (seen in React Native 0.86 with Reanimated 4.5)

I assumed

pieces bunch by their hooks, so keeping the hooks inside the brackets keeps the pieces inside.

What happened

on the first stills at 390 × 844 and 320 × 568 the hooks stayed inside the brackets, but side-on pieces in a bunch hung past the bracket and off the screen.

Why

a hook sits at its own point in each picture (a side photo's hook is off its middle), so a piece reaches past its hook by a different amount at every angle.

The fix

bunchPlace takes each piece's reach left and right at its angle (extents), and the limit is the outline: shape.right − reachR − B.

Evidence

the first stills at four sizes, light and dark (commit ac5146e); every film since: hooks within 0.001 pt of the rail and no piece past a bracket.

Learned in the articleA garment rail in React Native where each piece turns on its hook: perspective, bunching, swing

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