Im creating a dynamic component which uses multiple copies of the same sub component spaced at standard pitches. When I create the component to copy, the original instances of the component disappear, and only the last instance appears. (not any of the other components copies.)
I’ll look at it as soon as I can but in the meantime, examinthe Fence component in the Dynamic Components Training library. Look specifically at how the picket spacing is defined and how that relates to the Picket Fance component. Your box component needs to be nested inside another component container for this to work.
Ill try nesting - the actual problem I had was on a more complex nested component.
I took away all the confusion and put it on a basic level hence the box. problem was the same in the complex component and the box did (or rather did not !) the same thing. That is show 1 instance (in the number of copies * offset added to the position co ordinate) correctly placed.
I did look at the picket fence, and also there is a simple YouTube box video.
As Mike said, you must set the position of each single copy instance of your component “separately”. Your formula puts all the copies in the same place on top of each other. Copies is the total number of copies, Copy returns the “ID number” of each copied component instance, (the original being “0”) so you can base your increment calculation on that.
Yes, like @Anssi explained, copies is just the total number of copies😬
If you use COPY in the formula, each instance number of the individual COPY gets its position.
E.G. The third COPY gets its position
By 573… + 3.0*120 etc