hi,@chris
Thank you for your clarification. Now I’m already looking forward to using fairyfly-display.
I know that the polygon fill feature in SVG can only achieve some linear gradients or radial gradients. Apart from increasing the file size by adding more triangles to the grid for a more detailed subdivision and approximating it, there doesn’t seem to be any better way to output it as an SVG image.
Although in many cases this may result in less smooth outcomes, the current Visualization Set has already added polygons with gray fill, adding colors might be better. I suggest trying this temporary solution first until the best solution emerges.
I tried implementing the solution you provided, and perhaps I have discovered a bug.
best.
Zhengrong