algorithmic modeling for Rhino
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If I had to do this without scripting I'd create a Delaunay mesh of all the points, then peel the mesh apart into vertices and faces, find the biggest faces and remove those from the face-list. Then you can make a new mesh with the same points but only the small faces and use the Split Disjoint Mesh component to separate them out.
The problem with this approach is that you might 'lose' points. If a point only has large triangles around it, it will disappear from the final set.
I do remember someone implementing an algorithm that finds clusters of points a few months back. The code was posted on this forum (probably in the C#/VB section) but finding it will be tricky.
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia
like this it works with proximate. Looks complicated and you get it easier, I am sure.
Best Regards
DeDackel
Thanks David!
Depending on what clustering you wanna do, here is something that might help :
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