How about the attached? A variable number of attractors basically means grafting the data so you can compare each point with every attractor, then perform mass addition on the total set of forces.
Is there any way to set a border for the circle radius, so the circles don't overlap ? Or to introduce kind choosing a fixed radius for a particular distance ? i.e. choosing from only for example 3,4 possible radiuses ?
David Rutten
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David Rutten
david@mcneel.com
Poprad, Slovakia
Oct 21, 2010
Aleksander Łapiński
Is there any way to set a border for the circle radius, so the circles don't overlap ? Or to introduce kind choosing a fixed radius for a particular distance ? i.e. choosing from only for example 3,4 possible radiuses ?
Kind regards,
Mar 14, 2014
Allan Montalla
Nov 21, 2018