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Populating Mesh With More Points Is Exponentially Slower, Not Linearly

Why on Earth?

By merely breaking it into three 3K point clusters with different random seeds, I could thus bring it down to 9 seconds, a whopping 3.7X speed-up.

Why, too, is there a bizarre pre-exiting population input P? What does that do, just forward them to the output, a silly thing, or somehow affect the population to avoid those point areas for new points? It doesn't say in the right-click help.

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all the "populate" functions make an effort to avoid existing points in the collection to produce an "even-ish" distribution - the more existing points, the slower it is. 

http://www.grasshopper3d.com/xn/detail/2985220:Comment:929425 

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