In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed any more.
The key is to shorten the curve before you resample it but I also recommend to use the Trim Curve node instead of selecting and repositioning the endpoints. This way you don't have to worry about which way to move them.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed.
The key is to shorten the curve before you resample it but I also recommend to use the Trim Curve node instead of selecting and repositioning the endpoints. This way you don't have to worry about which way to move them.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed any more.
The key is to shorten the curve before you resample it but I also recommend to use the Trim Curve node instead of selecting and repositioning the endpoints. This way you don't have to worry about which way to move them.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed.
Just instead of selecting the endpoints,The key is to shorten the curve before you resample it but I also recommend to use the Trim Curve node instead of selecting and trim it on both sides by halfrepositioning the size of your squares before resampling itendpoints. This way you don't have to worry about which way to move them.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed.
Just instead of selecting the endpoints, use the Trim Curve node and trim it on both sides by half the size of your squares before resampling it.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed.
The key is to shorten the curve before you resample it but I also recommend to use the Trim Curve node instead of selecting and repositioning the endpoints. This way you don't have to worry about which way to move them.
In your node setup, you are just shifting the first and last point after it has been evenly distributed by the Resample Curve node, therefore it is not evenly distributed.
Just instead of selecting the endpoints, use the Trim Curve node and trim it on both sides by half the size of your squares before resampling it.
