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I'm trying to display a heatmap on the surface of a 3d object (i.e. a sphere) based on the number of other smaller 3d objects (i.e. cubes) inside the sphere at a given location. I'm wondering if there is a way to use your tool to accomplish this task or a similar one.
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The current implementation only supports the heatmap in the form of a box, so a sphere wouldn't be possible, without modifications. An easy (and dirty) way to do it would be to remove all the particles, that are not inside your sphere. You could do it in a separate script.
I might add an extra visualization option in the future, that will use shader instead of the particle system, but not anytime soon.
Hi!
Thank you for developing this tool!
I'm trying to display a heatmap on the surface of a 3d object (i.e. a sphere) based on the number of other smaller 3d objects (i.e. cubes) inside the sphere at a given location. I'm wondering if there is a way to use your tool to accomplish this task or a similar one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: