What’s the best way to apply sub-domains? I’m struggling with it as I’m in a situation I’ve never approached before. I don’t even know if I am phrasing the question correctly.
Given a mesh of about 90,000 faces in this case, I’m calculating the angle for each. All good. What I’m trying to output is a visual depiction of the colour-coordination of those angles, where everything below 15 is red (unacceptable), and everything from 15-90 is a gradient of green (acceptable).
Where I’m stuck is getting those out puts to work. I don’t want to “split” the list into two (-15 versus +15), as ideally it would just remain as a single entity. I’ve done a serviceable work-around where I manually input the percentage break-point for red to green in the gradient colour mapper, in this case all numbers being 0-60, so the 15-break-point-value is at 25% on the slider.
TL;DR:
What I’d really like is to make all values below 15 as red, and all values of 15-60 to automatically go to the green gradient. Best way of going about this?
