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How to make sure the minimun scale larger than 0.001 in two-scale 3D Tess? #574

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First thing first, there is no reason why you would not be able to group cells (for 3DEC) while having different numbers of subcells from one primary cell to another.

For example:

neper -T -n 100::1000*area -dim 2 -morpho gg -group "scaleid(1)" -o test
neper -V test.tess -datacellcol group -print img


In this example, the number of subcells of a cell is proportional to its surface area.

You can even generate equal-size subcells (centroidal is a fast way to do it):

Both examples will clearly lead to cell sizes that are closer to each other than what you get with 1000::4.

(Also note that -reg 1 -fmax 0 is almost equivalent to no regularization at all).

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