Well if you're just doing rings of points, the first ring would be a certain circumference, and you would only have to divide that by the number of tiles you want*. (which would vary the size of the tiles or leave gaps)* Then repeat that (ideally with an array rather than repeats) On each repeat increase the circumference to what you need to, and the maths would still hold up.
To increase the circumference you would just need a create an array which is the size of the number of rings/iterations and then build the circumference param which would be updated each iteration, *n * iteration* Otherwise as your input you could set the tile size and work out how many should fit on the circumference rather than the tile count. Simon Reeves London, UK *si...@simonreeves.com <si...@simonreeves.com>* *www.simonreeves.com <http://www.simonreeves.com>* *www.analogstudio.co.uk <http://www.analogstudio.co.uk>* On 19 April 2014 10:00, olivier jeannel <olivier.jean...@noos.fr> wrote: > Hi people, > I'm doing a prod with a fellow C4D mographer. He showed me a pretty > amazing thing called Blend in Mograph. > > It looks a bit like the Illustrator Blend. > It is something that is able to interpolate between position and > quantities. > For example if you look at the image attached. > It create tiles in-between : At top start 20 tiles are blended with 100 > tiles at bottom end. The number of tiles per raw increasing gradualy. > > Any idea ? >
