evenly distance

[FStorm]

How do i keep the distance of each interval constant, including the start and the end

[Dragan]

Hi
RC is calculating evenly distance based on spline so you need to do some tricks+calculations to make it even.
You can set X alignment to the center and set the start/end limits to half X size of the segment.
Or, You can check my Gumroad page for the macro that can help you  : https://gumroad.com/dragan_prodanic
or share a scene file so we can take a look if you have some specific issue.

Best Regards.
Stay safe!
Dragan

[FStorm]

Hi
RC is calculating evenly distance based on spline so you need to do some tricks+calculations to make it even.
You can set X alignment to the center and set the start/end limits to half X size of the segment.
Or, You can check my Gumroad page for the macro that can help you  : https://gumroad.com/dragan_prodanic
or share a scene file so we can take a look if you have some specific issue.

Best Regards.
Stay safe!
Dragan

Thanks, hopefully the next version of RC will improve this and make it easier to do

[Dragan]

I doubt. I think the next release will introduce some new features as lights and hopefully some improvements in arithmetic calculations.
As for this evenly "issue", I think there is a lot of work in changing the program algorithm to accomplish this, and since it is already doable with some calculation this will probably remain on the User side.

[FStorm]

I doubt. I think the next release will introduce some new features as light and hopefully some improvements in arithmetic calculations.
As for this evenly "issue", I think there is a lot of work in changing the program algorithm to accomplish this, and since it is allready doable with some calculation this will probably remain on the User side.

Some regret

[Dragan]

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[FStorm]

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Thank you very much

[FStorm]

How do I ignore the start and end so that evenly spaced calculations also include the start and end

[Dragan]

I`m not sure what you referring to.
The macro should work fine if you leave Start/End inputs empty.
Can you illustrate or send me a scene file (please downgrade it to max2018).

[Dragan]

If you want to do the calculation on your own then you shuld consider a different approach 
You could use left padding and default distribution instead evenly.

[FStorm]

If you want to do the calculation on your own then you shul consider a different approach 
You could use left padding and default distribution instead evenly.

Yes, that's what I mean, divide evenly on a straight line by counting and each interval is equal distance, no start and end terminals, thank you for your solution, is there an easier way to do this, can your macro tools do it?

[Dragan]

I think the Macro needs the default input. I will check and see if I can rearrange it to use Null as defaults.

[Dragan]

I just checked, the Macro needs the default input, but it is an easy fix to adapt it to your needs.
1. Connect the NULL segment to Default input.
2. Select the Macro and LMB Macro>Edit
3. Reconnect Default input segment From SubEvenly Macro`s Default to the next Transform operator to override Subevenly distribution as shown on the image.

Downside you will lose SubEvenly option 
Hope this will work for you.

[FStorm]

Thanks

[Dragan]

Glad to help