Alright so my morning practice has given me some insight on some different ways to do compound circles (flowers) with a meteor. So far I've found two different ways to make compound circles and possibly have a third. Some other interesting stuff that came up is that antispin is easier to do then normal spin.

The first way involves wrapping the pinky end of the meteor around your wrist twice on the opp side of your body as the hand holding the meteor before crossing over (like in a weave) and doing a flower-like pattern on the side you crossed over to. You can then exit back into a weave.

The second involves doing one of those wind-ups/tangles that Nick does and antispinning or flowering in normal spin the tangle and then crossing over to the otherside of your body to untwist.

The third would be doing a pinky and thumb switched weave and flowering that which I cannot begin to do at the moment but makes sense that it would work too, since tangles and wrist wraps work.

These are pretty basic ways to do a compound circle with a meteor. I'm sure you could start turning and manipulating these in other interesting ways once you got the hang of these simpler ones.

Whats a rotor? I'm not sure of the term. Are you doing this flower pattern on only one side of the body? I can't for the life of me figure out how to make compound circles with a meteor without twisting or wrapping the rope.

I'm unsure of exactly what your doing since I'm not sure what a rotor is so once I figure that out I'll say more.