The first example uses a script transaction that creates a set of top level Point nodes. Therefore, the nodes appear as individual Points in the Graph and can be referenced by their top level name. The disadvantage of this approach is that the points are separate from the script that generated them and will only be regenerated if the transaction script is replayed.

The first example uses a script transaction that creates a set of top level Point nodes. Therefore, the nodes appear as individual Points in the Graph and can be referenced by their top-level name. The disadvantage of this approach is that the points are separate from the script that generated them and will only be regenerated if the transaction script is replayed.

Play the first six transactions to see the resulting curve.