Hello forum,

Here is the thing, some area is populated with randomly generated rectangles that are sometimes rotated 90 degrees (this is important, keep that in mind, because it will cause a specific problem later) to fit more shapes that are otherwise won't fit in.

On the example below horizontal rectangle couldn't fit in but its rotated analog could and thus was placed in.

Later, when placed shapes are used to generate frames, because of this rotation, the position of the starting points changes and because of the approach I use to generate the frames some angle values are attached to the wrong corners, this brakes the frame shape and looks like this (on the left the frame of sick shape and on the right the frame of the healthy shape):

Again, this happens because the angle values are assigned to the specific corners (points) and previously rotated shapes get these all messed up:

Easy fix, don't rotate the shapes, problem is, I've already baked a good number of them for later use. I'd like to avoid regeneration because it takes a lot of time and without rotation I constrict the algorithm even more.

Better fix, use a different approach, this is where I'd like to hear suggestions and kicks in a right direction. Please take a look at my definition. It works but I have a feeling like giving an amputee a job of sweeping the floor.