Equidistant Spacing

[.chad]

i am looking for a way other than seperate move actions with distance multipliers to get the mullions on the attached block to space themselves evenly when the height of the block is adjusted. is there anyway to do this?

[Chris.N]

i am looking for a way other than seperate move actions with distance multipliers to get the mullions on the attached block to space themselves evenly when the height of the block is adjusted. is there anyway to do this?

yep, use "stretch" with distance multipliers....

[Mr Cory]

i am looking for a way other than seperate move actions with distance multipliers to get the mullions on the attached block to space themselves evenly when the height of the block is adjusted. is there anyway to do this?

Is there any reason why you dont want to use move/stretch actions with multipliers?

[Chris.N]

Is there any reason why you dont want to use move/stretch actions with multipliers?

because, quite honestly, those are the only means for a fixed # of items between two points.

array only works if the increment for height is same as the array distances.

[.chad]

Is there any reason why you dont want to use move/stretch actions with multipliers?

im lazy.

i ended up running a separate distance parameter and a bunch of moves so they would space in the window opening.

[Chris.N]

im lazy.

i ended up running a separate distance parameter and a bunch of moves so they would space in the window opening.

unless you're only adding a flip or an alignment parameter, DB's are NOT for the lazy.....

[Mr Cory]

because, quite honestly, those are the only means for a fixed # of items between two points.

array only works if the increment for height is same as the array distances.

I know that, i was just curious as to why Chad didnt want to do that lol

Chad, good answer

[.chad]

I know that, i was just curious as to why Chad didnt want to do that lol

Chad, good answer

as much as i love dynamic blocks, there is a certain inefficiency to them. there is an AEC command "space evenly" which rocks and it seems silly that i cant do something similar with a DB.

[Mr Cory]

I see what your meaning, but unfornunity nothing like that exists at the moment