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Random Point is the loosest scatter mode in the current set. It picks random points inside the target area without trying to enforce a pattern like a grid or minimum-distance spacing.

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Settings

  • Checks controls how many random sample attempts the tool performs.
The code uses a min/max style check range and also respects the scatter preference limit for maximum checks.

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When to use Random Point

Random Point is best when you want:
  • a quick unstructured scatter;
  • a more chaotic result than a grid;
  • sample generation that does not try to preserve even spacing.

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Notes

  • Random Point does not guarantee spacing between results.
  • If you need more even distribution, use Poisson Disc instead.