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What's the best way in Sverchok to create a circular sinusoid, like I drew here with the grease pencil?

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I can imagine one one:

1) displace the circle vertices along their normal; or 2) generate a sin curve and wrap it around an origin point

Or maybe there is a third way? Is one of these methods preferable, or more generically useful, from a Sverchok perspective? What would the node setup be?

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  • $\begingroup$ Here's an example using a simple scaling factor of the given geometry driven by the sine function i.sstatic.net/ZVFSq.png or i.sstatic.net/tdBxI.png. There is also the SN: Petal_sine node that can be used to make a similar shape. I think that using one kind of implementation rather than onother strictly depends on the particular needs of the situation. Could you be more precise? $\endgroup$
    – Carlo
    Commented Apr 25, 2018 at 12:42

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use simple translate node and x+1 hack to fit vertices enter image description here

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