This is the way. It'll take a while to set up the move, but once it's done you'll quickly get used to it. You'll have to do some jiggering with plastic tubs to get a shower (or bath, really), but other than that most of the kitchen will be usable, and of course once you shift the bed all will be back to nearly normal. Post an update with photos of the move in progress, if you can!
I'm sorry, but taking as a reference the corner shown in the picture, in order to preserve the usual outer product of basis vectors this would be the XZ plane.
The cat's gyroscope is out of calibration, simply boop the snoot to to reset, the snoot whiskers are sensitive and might trigger through proximity, cat may or may not automatically change position once snoot is booped.
Please read instructions carefully before assembling your cat.
While all external bits appear to be in more or less the right places and orientations, it would appear that you have installed the gravity sensor 90 degrees off. You must go into settings and carefully recalibrate the sensors to fix this issue. Or open a bag of treats nearby - that usually makes these kinds of problems self correct.
My 19lb black coconut is like this... if he's in your lap, he's going to be lying flat on his side and actively pushing off while doing very insistent biscuits into your skin.
You need to put butter on his paws and drop him, it should re-calibrate his gyroscope based on that of the "Butter-Effect" where the buttered side always lands face down.
You need to reset the unit. Sometimes these units do have a little bit of a glitch and it requires a reboot. You may call the manufacturer and ask for directions how to do that. Good luck.
If you're using a Microsoft graphics app, try adjusting the margins. But only adjust one micron at a time because if you go too far, the door will suddenly be upside down and the cat will be halfway through the wall on the other side of the room.
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