Most efficient way to plot vertex and connections

[xavArtley]

Hello,
I have 2 arrays the first one is a 2D array with vertices (vertex)
And the second one an array which defines links between vertices (links)
For the moment I use this code to do the plot:

hv.Overlay([hv.Path(vertex[link], kdims=['y', 'x']).opts(color='red', line_width=4) for link in links]).opts(...)

It gives me the result I expect:

However since I endup with an overlay with 436 paths the display is slow

Is there a better way to achive this?

[rindis]

Can you simply create a hv.Curve?

[xavArtley]

No It gives me that :

[xavArtley]

I found the solution:

hv.Path(vertex[links].tolist())

[rindis]

I’m a bit curious, so do you mind showing a reduced example of what links and vertex look like?

[xavArtley]

vertex and links are the intersection of a 3D object with a plane

hv.Points(vertex)

And links describe the connection of the vertices

[rindis]

Cool! Thanks So the vertex contains the (x,y) points, while links contains pairs of indexes which are linked in the vertex?

[xavArtley]

exactly