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Peter wrote:Don't do it with hotspots. You need to use the element itself or something that matches it in width. Place one (to be removed later) at the end of the wall (off the end actually - just touching at one point). Multiply with the distribute minus one option dragging the outside corner of the element (the one not touching) to the far end of the wall (or space) to be divided.
Hello Matthew,
It occured to me to try the multiply/distribute command to
array hotspots or windows along the edge of a curved wall,
but it doesn't work.
Meaning, it does not put the hotspots in the right place
for the present purpose.
Could you explain how this is done.
Thank you,
Peter Devlin
2006-05-26 05:52 PM
Matthew wrote:Hey, no slamming the Pretty Pictures. That is my "Bread-and-butter" here. I always have to attach a picture, because, one: I can not type very well and Two: I
...It is much easier to do than to describe, but I am too tired right now to make any pretty pictures.
2006-05-27 01:53 AM
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2006-05-27 09:19 AM
Peter wrote:It is my pleasure. Glad to be of service.
Hello Matthew,
I tried your method and, amazingly, it works !!
Thank you for teaching me this.
For the general case one has to do some careful setup
but it is quick to do.
Thank you,
Peter Devlin
2006-05-27 04:08 PM
Peter wrote:After "getting-my-head-around" Matthew's method (where is a nice picture when you need one
After learning how to distribute the windows using Matthew's method, it occurred to me that one could get the divisions method to work by stretching one end of the curved wall exactly one
window width longer and then setting divisions to five. This will then show hotspots at one corner of each window. After placing the windows one stretches the wall back to it's original length. .........
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