Hi everyone,
This is what I have currently:
And this is what I want:
Thanks for helping in advance!
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How to use VoronoiDiagrammer to clip circles?
Best answer by ebygomm
I would use a VoronoiDiagrammer for this, get centrepoints from the circles (or maybe you have them to start) then send into a VoronoiDiagrammer setting the radial limit to whatever size your circles should be
VoronoiDiagrammer_nonoverlappingCircles.fmw
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+51- Evangelist
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I would use a VoronoiDiagrammer for this, get centrepoints from the circles (or maybe you have them to start) then send into a VoronoiDiagrammer setting the radial limit to whatever size your circles should be
VoronoiDiagrammer_nonoverlappingCircles.fmw
I would use a VoronoiDiagrammer for this, get centrepoints from the circles (or maybe you have them to start) then send into a VoronoiDiagrammer setting the radial limit to whatever size your circles should be
VoronoiDiagrammer_nonoverlappingCircles.fmw
Did you mean to say "VoronoiDiagrammer" or "VoronoiCellGenerator"?
I would use a VoronoiDiagrammer for this, get centrepoints from the circles (or maybe you have them to start) then send into a VoronoiDiagrammer setting the radial limit to whatever size your circles should be
VoronoiDiagrammer_nonoverlappingCircles.fmw
Btw, what am I supposed to use for the azimuth attribute?
VoronoiDiagrammer
Thanks, btw it doesnt seem to work with EPSG:4326. Do I need to convert it to a different coordinate system?
+51- Evangelist
Thanks, btw it doesnt seem to work with EPSG:4326. Do I need to convert it to a different coordinate system?
Yes, you'll probably need to reproject. I don't think it will work with geographic coordinates.
Yes, you'll probably need to reproject. I don't think it will work with geographic coordinates.
what is the projection of your sample points (416.3785 -174.6192)? Do you know how I can convert my lat/lng to that coordinate system?
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