Sometimes it's best when answers take a while... I almost had it, but probably I think of it a bit to much as programming..
In the previous example I had to provide new scaling factors etc manually, but suddenly I realized that when I've scaled and rotated a circle, that leaves me with a new geometry, that can be scaled and rotated... etc. And then I understood by other examples that by copying and pasting my components all parameters set was copied too. So - new version: http://picasaweb.google.se/lh/photo/LIuZsHh34ckyvZg_HG1N_g But I still need to figure out a way to change the rotation angle and scaling factor for all circles... On 23 Nov, 17:14, klint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here I've taken the first List Item from the division, created a > circle (hidden) and scaled it. Then taken the second list item, and > scaled it more, etc. But what I wonder is if this can be done more > programatically? > > http://picasaweb.google.se/lh/photo/08urLLMNMTJhKmV7GvHzxQ > > /Lars > > On 23 Nov, 16:52, klint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi, I'm trying to recreate the effect from the "scripting cicles"- > > tutorial > > athttp://en.wiki.mcneel.com/default.aspx/McNeel/ExplicitHistoryExamples... > > > Created a circle, divided it and created new circles from those > > points. seehttp://picasaweb.google.se/lh/photo/SyRg7ZkvkPitBbF6hE-X-w > > > The problem as you can see is that I can't figure out how to scale the > > circles - I mean - there's no problem scaling them to the same size, > > but how to scale them proportionally?
