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Given 2 solids an unknown distance apart, how would one go about filling the space between them with a certain number of identical solids?
Think of this as two fence posts on the corners of a property and the task is to add X number of additional posts between them WITHOUT KNOWING ANY DISTANCE MEASUREMENTS.
My primitive solution is to draw a line between the original posts, center to center on the XY plane and then use Divide to place evenly spaced points on that line to use as destinations for a copy using the Manipulator's 'r' capability to sweep across the line.
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There is no path curve. All you have are two solids.
The method I outlined uses a crutch to allow DIVIDE to do the heavy lifting. I'm looking for something that can do it without creating a phony element.
Does such a method exist? That's the question!
When prompted for the total distance pick two points. You only need 1 solid. You may need to align your UCS first.