Surface plotting with arbitrarily distributed samples #303
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Still to do: Fix a small bug observable in voronoi_fixed and ensure that VoronoiVisual works for vectorData. |
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2443d91 should sort one of the to-dos |
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4b90e27 puts in a workaround solution for the border edge site z computation problem - to add float::epsilon() to the border for all surfaces. |
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The next to-do is to finish plotting surfaces with a selected z direction. This currently works, but the 2D grid plotted when debugging the grid is not rotated correctly. Shouldn't be hard to resolve this. |
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With cells drawn as a Voronoi pattern, you can plot a surface from any distribution of samples of the surface value.