No, idea here is to keep connector end location referenced to 'geometric entity' like point, vertex, or face (in case of remote method), So that, it will remain same even though remeshed. When we place point mass at node locations, on remesh, those will be get vanish as node reference is getting changed, which makes connectors unreferenced.
No, idea here is to keep connector end location referenced to 'geometric entity' like point, vertex, or face (in case of remote method), So that, it will remain same even though remeshed. When we place point mass at node locations, on remesh, those will be get vanish as node reference is getting changed, which makes connectors unreferenced.
