I guess I have a problem with the iterator function. I have a moving object that translates in from the back to the front. Now i would like to multiply this object to something between 5-10 times. The idea is that all the 10 objects follow each other in constant distances to each other. I wanted to use the Iterator for this but it looks like it doesn't work because the item is not multiplied or not as much as i defined it in the iterator. If there are any (random) iterations of the item they have no constant gap/interval inbetween.
Does anyone have an idea how to fix this? Or is it maybe a buggy function and the issues is well known?
PS: how can i upload an image to show you how i built it?
hey Sadler, thank you for your reply. The first part is actually what i built but I haven't tried it yet with a second translate modifier. This should solve it!
And thanks for the tip about the image. I see the tab now
Here an example of the result as following your tips.
So I managed to make it look like an infite loop but actually it's an illusion because i've matched the two scale-modifiers in the translate modules. It actually works but I've lost some flexibility in parametrization.
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Before this "swindle" I've tried to loop by using the increase modifier with a restart option but i never managed to get a smooth transition.
How can i make a "real" smooth loop?
