Is it possible to create multiple (3) domains while using attractionpoints?
I could only come up with the ‘smaller than’ and ‘larger than’ commands, but the points ‘in between’ should have another diameter as well. I already tried to sub list the list, but it didn’t work out the way I wanted.
If anybody have any ideas on how to solve this problem, I’d really appreciate it!
I actually mean to vary the domains (not the circles). Right now you divide the whole list by three. But I was wondering if you could also divide the list in for example: smaller than A, between A and B, larger than B.
You will have to make an effort to be more clear on what are your goals. Most of the times, from my experience, it is not a matter of communication, but rather, that the users themselves do not know 100% what that they want or what is that they are trying to do. So think harder, what exactly do you need?
In this definition, first, the points are partitioned in:
That is, 3 groups, fixed (you can’t have more with this logic).
You can control how much is A and how much is B.
Then 2 options:
You can either assign one radius to each group, meaning 3 radii. (1, 2, 3)
Smaller than A = 1 unit of radius.
Between A and B = 2 units of radius.
Larger than B = 3 units of radius.
Or you can define domains for each group. So that you don’t only have 3 radii.
Smaller than A = will go from 0.969 to 1.186
Between A and B = will go from 1.186 to 1.81
Larger than B = will go from 1.81 to 3.436