Hi,
I created a pattern using jitter to delete some triangles and then added circles inside the remaining triangles. However I’m encountering an issue with the boundary points, which I’ve highlighted in green. The transition from the triangle pattern to the boundary is too sharp.
What I’m trying to achieve is a gradient effect where the circle sizes transition smoothly from larger to smaller. Any idea is appreciated.
gradient attractor.gh (16.6 KB)
I’d probably do something like this, where each group of circles is gradient-sized depending on the distance to each group center:
gradient attractor_Re.gh (23.5 KB)
[white points are each group’s center]
Hi Inno,
Thank you! I’ve added this method to the smaller circles as well but I still haven’t been able to achieve the desired transition. Do you think scaling all the triangles based on their neighboring triangles, and then using those values to scale the circles could work? Just thinking out loud here.
to be honest, now it’s not very clear to me what you are trying to achieve 
I understood you have 2 sets of points: all the points inside the Triangles, and all the points outside the triangles
in my above post was shown a transition just for the points which are inside the triangles, depending on the distance to the triangle center (sort of…)
do you want a transition effect on the circles sizes also for the points which are outside the triangles? on which relation should that transition be based on?
I want a transition from the circles inside the triangles to the circles outside, you already did that but the range of this transition is low so it still didn’t give the feeling of transition
