How to distribute items along a line?
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Hello,
I would like to distribute several windows along a line, but they all need to be equally spaced apart. I have created the lines that they need to go along, and the window is to the correct dimensions.
Thank You
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There are two ways:
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Select the object. Press the "Ctrl" key and then use the Move/Copy tool to copy the object to where you want the last object to be. Type in "/#", where # is the number of desired divisions. SU will divide the distance between the first and last objects by that number and place equally spaced objects.
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If you know the distance between the objects, select the object, press "Ctrl" key, and then use the Move/Copy tool to copy it that distance. Type in "#x" where # is the number of repetitions (in addition to the first object).
The above is for Windows operating system. I think for Mac you press the "Option" key in lieu of the "Ctrl" key.
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If it's a curved line, try PathCopy.rb at Smustard: http://www.smustard.com/script/PathCopy
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Thanks for the responses, they work perfectly !
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I amaze a whole lot of people with that trick, I seem to be moving a copy of a power line but then...
Viola! instant line of poles!
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A valuable tip. Thank you.
DJH -
And for more fun : Components Stringer by Chris Fullmer

Advantage: your have 3 possibilities of the size of the Components along the lines: Uniform, Stretch or none!
And they follow the "orientation" of the curves - lines!
- Random Painter always by Chris Fullmer

You can of course take also a simple divided line with it!
(Right Click on the line / Divide)

- Random Painter always by Chris Fullmer
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