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First, thanks for your great contributions regarding projections in D3. I have been playing with your new added projections in this d3-geo-polygon extension in combination with vega. Firstly I used the airocean projection to cut and engrave some wood using laser and liked the result¹.
Hello ! First, your images are absolutely beautiful, I would love to be able to do this too.
As for your question, that paragraph was wrong and misleading (I fixed it).
d3.geoVoronoi is published here; but it is not the voronoi projection — it's a library that helps to compute the spherical voronoi diagram.
the voronoi projection itself is working in private blocks, and I'm working on publishing it. In the meantime I'd be delighted to share the code with you if you want to try your lasers on it!! Please email me philippe.riviere@visionscarto.net so I can send you more details.
First, thanks for your great contributions regarding projections in
D3
. I have been playing with your new added projections in thisd3-geo-polygon
extension in combination withvega
. Firstly I used theairocean
projection to cut and engrave some wood using laser and liked the result¹.But now having seen these maps on https://beta.observablehq.com/@fil/speed-of-the-voronoi-projection I would love to play with this projection as well.
I used the method as mentioned in the notebook:
When I try to use this:
projection = d3.geoVoronoi()
I receive:
TypeError: d3.geoVoronoi is not a function
Question: I'm trying features that are not yet available? or do I call them wrongly?
¹ Click to expand
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