Thoughts on creating an arbitrary number of equispaced lines between two reference lines?
If there is an odd number of lines I could probably do something iteratively with thiessan polygons, but I'm a bit stymied with an even number of lines.
Thoughts on creating an arbitrary number of equispaced lines between two reference lines?
If there is an odd number of lines I could probably do something iteratively with thiessan polygons, but I'm a bit stymied with an even number of lines.
How about splitting the lines into small lengths, finding the closest point on the other line, and creating a line between them, calculating the length of this line, densifying using this length divided by 3/4 etc and then rebuilding new lines
(Hope this makes some sort of sense)
This is what I'm attempting to describe