"Prepare NURBS Curves Net" node

docs/nodes/analyzer/bbox_aligned.rst

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-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Spatial-> :doc:`Voronoi on Mesh </nodes/spatial/voronoi_on_mesh>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 * Scene-> :doc:`Get Objects Data </nodes/scene/get_objects_data>`
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-   </video>
+   </video>

docs/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net.rst

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+Prepare NURBS Curves Net
+========================
+
+Dependencies
+------------
+
+This node requires SciPy_ library for some of it's functions.
+
+.. _SciPy: https://scipy.org/
+
+Functionality
+-------------
+
+Suppose you want to build a Gordon surface (by use of "Surface from NURBS
+Curves Net" node). For that, you have to have two series of curves, and each
+curve from first series has to exactly intersect each curve from the second
+series. If you are creating curves manually (and introduce them into Sverchok
+by use of "Bezier Input" or "NURBS Input" nodes), it can be very hard to adjust
+curves manually so that they would intersect exactly.
+
+With "Prepare NURBS Curves Net" node, you may define that, for example, first
+series of curves ("U Curves") are primary, so that the surace must follow them
+exactly; while the second series of curves ("V Curves") are "secondary", so
+that they provide only approximate shape of surface. Then the node will
+slightly adjust curves from the second series in such a way, that they would
+exactly intersect curves from the first series. Or vice versa, you may define
+that curves from the second series are "primary".
+
+Also, if your initial curves intersect only approximately, then it is possible
+that there are "tails", "leftovers" of curves at their ends, sticking out
+outside of all intersection points. Probably you do not need these leftovers.
+This node can cut them for you.
+
+Inputs
+------
+
+This node has the following inputs:
+
+* **Curve1**. The first series of curves. This input is mandatory.
+* **Curve2**. The second series of curves. This input is mandatory.
+* **T1**. This input is available and mandatory when **Curve 1 parameters**
+  parameter is set to **Explicit**. Curve T parameter values for first series
+  of curves, where curves from the first series intersect should curves from the
+  second series.
+* **T2**. This input is available and mandatory when **Curve 2 parameters**
+  parameter is set to **Explicit**. Curve T parameter values for second series
+  of curves, where curves from the second series should intersect curves from
+  the first series.
+
+Parameters
+----------
+
+This node has the following parameters:
+
+* **Primary curves**. This defines which series of curves must be taken as
+  "primary", i.e. followed exactly; another series will be adjusted in order to
+  intersect primary curves exactly. The available options are **Curve 1**,
+  **Curve 2**. The default option is **Curve 1**.
+* **Curve 1 parameters**, **Curve 2 parameters**. This defines how the node
+  should define T parameters of curves from the first and the second series, at
+  which the curves must intersect. The available options are:
+
+  * **Uniform**. Distribute intersection T parameter values uniformly in curve
+    T space, according to number of curves in the second series. For example,
+    if first series contains 3 curves, the second series contains 4 curves, and
+    **Curve 1 parameters** is set to **Uniform**, then the node will assume
+    that curves of the first series intersect curves from the second series at
+    parameter values equal to 0, 1/3, 2/3 and 1.
+  * **By Curves Location**. Calculate best T values for intersection, based on
+    location of curves from the second series. This uses numeric algorithm to
+    find the nearest point on the curve from one series to the point on curve
+    from another series.
+  * **Explicit**. Use explicit T values for intersection points, provided in
+    **T1** / **T2** inputs.
+
+  It is not supported to set both these parameters to **By Curves Location**.
+  However, to achieve best results, you usually need to set one of them to **By
+  Curves Location**. The default option for both parameters is **Uniform**.
+
+* **Preserve tangents**. If checked, then, when adjusting curves, the node will
+  try to preserve curve tangents direction. Note that with this parameter
+  checked, the node can throw an error, if there are too few control points on
+  the curves being adjusted. If you encounter such an error, you may have to
+  add control points to curves (you may use "Refine Curve" node to do so). By
+  default this parameter is not checked.
+* **Crop Curves 1**, **Crop Curves 2**. If checked, cut off "leftovers" of
+  curves from first / second series, which stick out outside of all
+  intersection points. Not checked by default.
+* **Fit Samples**. This parameter is available in the N panel only. Defines
+  initial number of subdivisions for search of nearest points for "by curve
+  location" options. The default value of 50 should be good enough for most
+  cases; but in some cases you may want to increase this number for better
+  precision, or reduce it for better performance.
+
+Outputs
+-------
+
+This node has the following outputs:
+
+* **Curve1**. Adjusted (or original) curves from the first series.
+* **Curve2**. Adjusted (or original) curves from the second series.
+* **Intersections**. Curve intersection points.
+* **T1**. For each curve from the first series, this output contains a list of
+  T parameter values, at which this curve intersects curves from the second
+  series.
+* **T2**. For each curve from the second series, this output contains a list of
+  T parameter values, at which this curve intersects curves from the first
+  series.
+
+Examples of Usage
+-----------------
+
+Let's say you have the following net of curves. Note that the curves do not
+exactly intersect each other.
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_original.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_original.png
+
+Here we say that curves from the first series (along the construction) are
+primary. Black curves are original; red and blue curves are result of
+adjustment by this node. Note that now red and blue curves intersect exactly.
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve1_nodes.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve1_nodes.png
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve1_result.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve1_result.png
+
+Here we say that curves from the second series (across the construction) are primary:
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve2_nodes.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve2_nodes.png
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve2_result.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_curve2_result.png
+
+Simple example with "crop" flags disabled:
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_crop_off.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_crop_off.png
+
+And the same with "crop" enabled:
+
+.. image:: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_crop_on.png
+   :target: ../../../docs/assets/nodes/curve/prepare_curves_net_crop_on.png
+

docs/nodes/pulga_physics/pulga_springs_force.rst

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 * Generator-> :doc:`Cylinder </nodes/generator/cylinder_mk2>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Spatial-> :doc:`Voronoi on Mesh </nodes/spatial/voronoi_on_mesh>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Change-> :doc:`Mesh Join </nodes/modifier_change/mesh_join_mk2>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Change-> :doc:`Merge by Distance </nodes/modifier_change/merge_by_distance>`
@@ -106,4 +106,4 @@ Example with Torus:
 * Pulga Physics-> :doc:`Pulga Pin Force </nodes/pulga_physics/pulga_pin_force>`
 
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-  :target: https://github.com/nortikin/sverchok/assets/14288520/16dd65d0-b235-4a76-aa14-69cc6aff0273
+  :target: https://github.com/nortikin/sverchok/assets/14288520/16dd65d0-b235-4a76-aa14-69cc6aff0273

docs/nodes/spatial/concave_hull.rst

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 * Generator-> :doc:`Suzanne </nodes/generator/suzanne>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Spatial-> :doc:`Lloyd on Mesh </nodes/spatial/lloyd_on_mesh>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
@@ -86,4 +86,4 @@ Examples of Usage
 * Solids-> :doc:`Torus (Solid) </nodes/solid/torus_solid>`
 * Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Solid </nodes/spatial/populate_solid>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Make-> :doc:`Dual Mesh </nodes/modifier_make/dual_mesh>`
-* Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
+* Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`

docs/nodes/spatial/convex_hull_mk2.rst

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   :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/202849248-6c2d96c3-cbaa-4f38-88a5-b6ae16feb4fc.png
 
-* Generator-> :doc:`Random Vector </nodes/generator/random_vector_mk3>`
+* Generator-> :doc:`Random Vector </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Transform-> :doc:`Noise Displace </nodes/transforms/noise_displace>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Examples
 
 * Generator-> :doc:`Plane </nodes/generator/plane_mk3>`
 * Generator-> :doc:`NGon </nodes/generator/ngon>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Transform-> :doc:`Noise Displace </nodes/transforms/noise_displace>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Change-> :doc:`Mesh Join </nodes/modifier_change/mesh_join_mk2>`
 * List->List Main-> :doc:`List Join </nodes/list_main/join>`

docs/nodes/spatial/delaunay_2d_cdt.rst

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 * Generator-> :doc:`Segment </nodes/generator/segment>`
-* Generator-> :doc:`Random Vector </nodes/generator/random_vector_mk3>`
+* Generator-> :doc:`Random Vector </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * List->List Main-> :doc:`List Join </nodes/list_main/join>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
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 * Scene-> :doc:`Get Objects Data </nodes/scene/get_objects_data>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * List->List Main-> :doc:`List Join </nodes/list_main/join>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
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 * Generator-> :doc:`Plane </nodes/generator/plane_mk3>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Number-> :doc:`Random Num Gen </nodes/number/random_num_gen>`
 * List->List Main-> :doc:`List Length </nodes/list_main/length>`
 * Color-> :doc:`Color In </nodes/color/color_in_mk1>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Mesh Viewer </nodes/viz/mesh_viewer>`
-* BPY Date-> Vertex Color MK3 (No docs)
+* BPY Date-> Vertex Color MK3 (No docs)

docs/nodes/spatial/lloyd_on_mesh.rst

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 * Generator-> :doc:`Suzanne </nodes/generator/suzanne>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
 ---------
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ Example of Usage
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 * Generator-> :doc:`Suzanne </nodes/generator/suzanne>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Viz-> :doc:`Viewer Draw </nodes/viz/viewer_draw_mk4>`
 
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-  :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/202814946-ae47a3b1-3063-4254-aec2-f404327a590f.gif
+  :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/202814946-ae47a3b1-3063-4254-aec2-f404327a590f.gif

docs/nodes/spatial/voronoi_on_mesh.rst

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   :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/202578440-c713aac3-c787-456a-b796-190204bf297a.png
 
 * Generator-> :doc:`Box </nodes/generator/box_mk2>`
-* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/random_points_on_mesh>`
+* Spatial-> :doc:`Populate Mesh </nodes/spatial/populate_mesh_mk2>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Change-> :doc:`Inset Faces </nodes/modifier_change/inset_faces>`
 * Modifiers->Modifier Make-> :doc:`Subdivide </nodes/modifier_change/subdivide_mk2>`
 * Matrix-> :doc:`Matrix In </nodes/matrix/matrix_in_mk4>`
@@ -231,4 +231,4 @@ blend file: https://github.com/nortikin/sverchok/files/12342712/Voronoi.Tower.00
 See also example
 ----------------
 
-* Pulga Physics-> :ref:`Pulga Springs Force <PULGA_SPRINGS_FORCE_EXAMPLES>`
+* Pulga Physics-> :ref:`Pulga Springs Force <PULGA_SPRINGS_FORCE_EXAMPLES>`

docs/old/nodes/random_points_on_mesh.rst

@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+:orphan:
+
 Populate Mesh (Random points on mesh)
 =====================================
 

index.yaml

@@ -126,6 +126,7 @@
     - SvExSurfaceBoundaryNode
     - ---
     - SvIntersectNurbsCurvesNode
+    - SvPrepareCurvesNetNode
     - SvExNearestPointOnCurveNode
     - SvExOrthoProjectCurveNode
     - SvExCurveEndpointsNode

menus/full_by_data_type.yaml

@@ -319,6 +319,7 @@
     - Analyze NURBS Curve:
         - icon_name: VIEWZOOM
         - SvIntersectNurbsCurvesNode
+        - SvPrepareCurvesNetNode
         - SvNurbsCurveNodesNode
         - SvDeconstructCurveNode
     - SvExMarchingSquaresNode

menus/full_nortikin.yaml

@@ -537,6 +537,7 @@
         - icon_name: OUTLINER_OB_CURVE
         - extra_menu: AdvancedObjectsPartialMenu
         - SvIntersectNurbsCurvesNode
+        - SvPrepareCurvesNetNode
         - SvExCastCurveNode
         - SvProjectCurveSurfaceNode
         - SvOffsetCurveMk2Node