Component copy along a circle??
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Same as the way you copy using the Move Tool
[flash=853,505:2xv312yj]http://www.youtube.com/v/CRjnlPRG6rU[/flash:2xv312yj]
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If you start the copy array and type 360 in the VCB and followed by 22/ you'll get Todd's result
Maybe he was using an older version of SU because mine goes to 0.0 too???
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Hi rclub24,
i found a video tutorial, maybe also interesting for ohters who have the same problem.
I followed the steps in the video, but if i rotate the array i can't get the 360 degree. the View in the measurement box switch to 0,0.
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Chris Fullmer's Component Stringer?
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=23616&hilit=pluginl
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You can no longer use radial array (scroll down in the page) on that model as it is not circular but elliptical. The shape does not have a single origin to rotate around plus the segments are of no equal length. See the tiny but apparent glitch by the end of the array.
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Thanks r24club, Gaieus an Pilou,
it works now without a gaps between and i didn't change anything on the circle
@unknownuser said:that model as it is not circular but elliptical
. I moved one copy around to the end of the first component and clicked. The circle has 39 segments and so i inserted in the VCB /38. That was it.Karlheinz
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Ok, my mistake, sorry. I must have done it slightly inaccurately and didn't check.
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Hi Gaieus,
no problem we all make errors and the only way we learn. My error was that I had forgotten to click at the last position forever. Again thanks to you.
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For a circle
Don't very well understand : why not use copy Rotation by 15° then *23?
(with a circle 24 segments by default)
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