I've gone through the tutorial on how to change the size of a circle
based on its distance from a given point...this i understand.
I notice that in the tutorial the circles are derived from a
rectangular point grid or from a series with a regularly spaced
distance.
Ultimately, what I want to be able to do is to, in addition from
changing the sizes of the circles based on a given point, I would also
like to change the spacing between the points of the grid.
If possible I would like keep more of a consistent spacing between the
edges of the circles, in other words I believe that this would be
morphing the grid or applying some sort of rule that would set up a
distance relationship between the cirlces.
Also, i've tried to influence the sizes of the grid of circles by 2
different points by copying the first set of operations, assigning a
new second point to the operation (dist) and then merging the two
streams into the radius of the circle cnr.....but it doesn't seem to
work.
Is there away to affect one grid of circles with more than one
distance logic?
Thanks.
