Crossing hills and avoiding potholes – optimizing array layout by controlling the difference in pile length of the array

In each layout area of a complex terrain project, there are inevitably a small number of prominent hills, pits, and steep slopes, which are time-consuming and laborious to identify and adjust manually. The new version of Candela3D introduces a "Maximum Pile Position Height Difference" parameter in the array layout interface, allowing users to automatically avoid these areas and select short arrays for filling based on the available space.

1. Prevent the layout of arrays across hillocks

2. Prevent arrays from being arranged across pits

3. Prevent arrays from being arranged across steep ridges

This function employs automatic step-by-step avoidance and automatically fills appropriate arrays; compared to non-automatic avoidance, where screening is done through pile length differences after arrangement is complete, it saves time and effort, and the arrangement capacity is larger and more reasonable.