Deal with Arbitrary Field Layout

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Example of an arbitrary layout

An arbitrary field layout is a type of plot arrangement that there’s no consistant number of plots exisitng in a row/column. To deal with such scenario, users have to additionally assign centroids for the extra plots. Make sure every plot in the image get assigned a centroid, and it’s ok to have some centroids occupying empty space without plot.

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The way to define centroids for an arbitrary layout

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GRID will automatically detect whether the centroid has plot occupied or not, shrinking the space of the empty spots and expanding borders for ones that really cover plots.