My attempt to create a space syntax

Hi everyone! I am a beginner if we are talking about kangaroo.
I hope that there is someone who can explain me few things.
I'm trying to create a kind of space syntax.

In the attached file, I'm trying to create a group of two modules.
That have entrances (point added on outline of modules) on the area with the least amount of light
and all the points in the area of the entire space that interests me.
I was able to do it, BUT... It's not exactly the thing I'm trying to do.

The next step should attract centroids of those modules to each other.
And I thought it's simple, but it's not.

Can somebody explain me how to do it?
If I'll take centroids of curves of modules before solver it's wrong way to do it.
So I tried to do it after too solvers (each module had it's own solver component)
and my computer went crazy.

I would be glad if somebody will help me with it.

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Permalink Reply by Agnieszka Szczepańska on July 30, 2016 at 10:35am

I want to achive sth like this.
Find centroids and line between them.

Permalink Reply by Agnieszka Szczepańska on July 30, 2016 at 11:05am

Ok, I nailed it in some point...
But still.. not exacly what I wanted to achived.
Don't know why I have those points and line on the left between orgin modules

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Permalink Reply by Agnieszka Szczepańska on July 30, 2016 at 12:58pm

If anyone knows how to avoid intersection of areas, I would be glad for any hint.

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Permalink Reply by mark zirinsky on July 30, 2016 at 2:23pm

assign a circle with radius of separation, around centroid of each area. then use this as a goal for kangaroo, See circle packing by Dan piker for example

Permalink Reply by Agnieszka Szczepańska on July 31, 2016 at 12:51pm

Thanks for the tip. Even I thought about it, but still don't fully understand how it would work in my case. I corrected my mistakes and know there are also circumcircle of modules.

As I understood correctly Dan Piker example is creating net with points and crvs and than after all there are added circles.

When I added an example from Dan, to check how it works (without preview of my modules), it looks like this. Circles are still intersecting. I'm trying to understand this example, but I think, that it is too complicated for me.

edit:
Maybe, but only maybe... I should use point in curves and if they will be in circumcircle of module I should replace them by centroid of module in the net of points?

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