I like 1, thx, CZ

one more thing please, when I increase the number of geos, the spaces become more random, why is that?, CZ

Thanks Dr. Sassi, these look great !- I included a geo, that I should not have my fault, a couple of questions though; what is the difference between the two solutions? also, can you please tell me what I did wrong?

Hi Dr. Sassi, how are you? long time-is it possible to animateamino-acid-spacing.c4d evenly spaced simple geometries along a spline , and have them animated traveling along the spline? having a rough go of it ; ( I appreciate your time, thank you, Craig

@Dr-Sassi Thank you young man, have a great weekend, Best, Craig

Hi Dr. Sassi, thank you for your great solutions!-despite being jetlagged? these are both great - maybe the hair solution will offer some dimension to the hairs? it seems as if it is not possible to achieve this result using a selection tag to the under side of the upper lid, that is part of a face model. If not, then I will have to make a separate "upperlid model" and in after effects animate that, via posemorph, and put that layer on top of the face model, that is intact, and have that model be "non blinking "- I am I correct in saying that the "hair solution will offer dimension to the hairs? please let me know when you can, and welcome back ! ;)- Craig

Hi Dr. Sassi, how are you?, long time-my question is, for example, if I want to show a "blinking eyelid". and have the eyelash move with the lid, is this at all possible?, please say yes;)- unless you have a better solution, thank you, Craig

no worries, thank you for your efforts! -Craig

this is it!!-yes, ! the clones fade , as I was hoping; can I presume that this can be done with RedShift?, thank you sir

my apologizes for not mentioning which render. RS is great thank you; I was not clear, the file you sent is wonderful!-is there a way to make some of these clones fade to transparent, then opaque again? as if the linear field of the plain effector, as an example, is going back and forth? thank you again for your time, Craig