If the right temple is angled in, what will this adjustment do?

When the right temple is angled in, it causes the right side of the eyewear to move further away from the right eye. This adjustment primarily affects how the eyewear sits on the face and its alignment with the eyes.

The inward angling of the temple extends the distance from the right lens to the right eye, which can lead to an improper fit and alignment for the wearer. Proper alignment is crucial for optimal vision and comfort, and any adjustments to the temple can significantly influence how the lenses sit relative to the eyes.

This interaction emphasizes the importance of proper eyewear fitting and adjustments that can be made to ensure that the glasses provide the best possible line of sight and comfort for the wearer.