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You're very welcome, bench-sport.

My best wishes

Hi bench-sport,

I assume I understand what you want, but that is not in the new Node included. Mul/Mod is the answer.

Right mouse click on the Ramp allows for doubling the Knots and can be done many times. Yes, not parametrically.

Here are three examples, and I assume they are not along your question, just to be on the safe side.
One does example does it, but it is a hack, and not even.

CV4_2025_drs_25_RScl_01.c4d

If there is something else, I'm happy to look into it (in the morning)

Have a great weekend

Hi bench-sport,

Thank you very much for the feedback.

You are spot on, and thanks for this insight.
I was in the middle of QA and timestamping the news video, when this theme came up – I started thinking about your question.
So, I checked it quickly, missing the extra advantage; I have a win as well, thank you!

Have a great weekend.

P.S.: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZAom6DvSi3s?si=8LscqDJJlmPROpnT&t=2956

Thank you, Dutchbird, for the reply,

If you find a way that works, please share.

Cheers

Thank you, Dutchbird,

Sorry if that was no help

Enjoy your morning!

Hi Dutchbird,

I'm not using two equal monitors, since I like to share only what I have done. I need to stop here, and any setup I might construct might not match yours. I have constantly had to reset my graphics table to my main screen specs, even after long chats with the tech support of the tablets, which makes me not even construct what you want to do, since my screen is so different. Sorry, I do not see how I can really help you here with my own experience.

The most mentioned way to do it (not my own experience, I checked online)
Have you tried to stretch the main window over both screens, and plug your pallets into that one "frame", then save it as a start screen?

Other than that, perhaps check with tech support:
https://www.maxon.net/en/support-center

I hope there is a way for your hardware combination.

All the best

Hi SMOTION,

Sorry for the delay in answering.

Please render this file and tell me if it works. It does here:

As usual, I checked it with the current version. I was not able to reproduce it.

If you have any problems, please check with tech support
https://www.maxon.net/en/support-center

Or just have a camera and a stage object in the file, and attach the "….c4d" file directly. I'm happy to look into it.

I assume you are on the current version.

All the best

Thank you very much for the reply, MaverickMongoose.

If you celebrate X-Mas, please enjoy as well. Thank you for the wishes.

My observation over the years was that the question can be higher during the "Holidays". So, I do not take days off during that time.
But the first two weeks are often quieter, where I spent some time. However, I check in here anyway.

I'm happy to look into any question that fits the frame here. I learn from the question not only what is needed but also what is currently of interest.

Enjoy