Here is my masked data:

These masks are funny shapes in x, y, and z (as to be expected):

Because the data is contiguous in ra, dec, comoving coordinates, I make the randoms in these coordinates and when I plot the data and the randoms you can see they fall int he same regions:


However when I translate these randoms into Cartesian coordinates -- using the same algorithm I used to create the data -- I get the following problem:

This is very confusing to me. I must be doing something wrong in the conversion, but I've checked this several times, so I don't know why it would be different now. AAAAAAAHHHHH.
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