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S (start)
E (end)
I (increment)
CTRL (control parameter)
Example
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| <O N="Replicate" T="Project" Category="Core Objects">
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<O N="Recap" T="Repeat" S="0" E="3" I="1" CTRL="j" j="0">
<P N="Result" V="3^j" />
</O>
<O T="Design Code">
<P N="RecapObjectList" V="Recap" />
<P N="RecapResult0" V="Recap[0].Result" />
<P N="RecapResult1" V="Recap[1].Result" />
<P N="RecapResult2" V="Recap[2].Result" />
<P N="RecapResult3" V="Recap[3].Result" />
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<P N="Result0" V="3^0" />
<P N="Result1" V="3^1" />
<P N="Result2" V="3^2" />
<P N="Result3" V="3^3" />
</O>
</O> |
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The above codes give exactly the same results as below. |
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The Repeat Object also allows for counting elements in a list and separating them as needed. This can be useful in situations where specific elements within the list need to be grouped or separated based on certain criteria.
Example:
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| <O N="Repeat-_in-_repeat _Object" T="Project">
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<O N="Recap1" T="Repeat" S="0" E="3" I="1" CTRL="i" i="0">
<O N="Recap" T="Repeat" S="0" E="4" I="1" CTRL="j" j="0">
<O N="Circle" T="Volume" Y="20*i" X="20*j">
<O T="Circle" Radius="10" Z="0" />
<O T="Circle" Radius="10" Z="10" />
</O>
</O>
</O>
</O> |
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In the above example, there are two nested repeat objects. In these objects, when it gets i=0 first, the object inside will repeat from j=0 to j=4 5 times and clone the 3D object within 5 of them. Later, when the inside repetitions are completed, i = 1 will be and the inside object will be 5 again and will be created once. Thus, as each i value increases, the j value will increase 5 times. This will continue until the outermost repeat count is completed and the following 3D object will be created. |
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