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It's super interesting how the algorithm has calculated where to remove the most material... I'm guessing there's more material left on the other side of your spider to where the drive side crank arm sits over, to take into account the added lateral load when pushing down on the NDS crank arm? Does that make any sense at all?
I've dabbled with algorithmically generated architecture stuff, but it's really nice seeing something physical being made/used!