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Here you can enter the desired number of generated matrices.
This value can be used to change the starting point of the positioning of the matrices. A value of 1, for example, will result in the first output matrix being placed on the position of the second matrix and it will also assume this matrix's size and rotation. Correspondingly, a new matrix will be generated at the end of the matrix row so the total number as defined by the Count setting is satisfied.
Here you can define the order in which the evaluation of the rotation angle with which the matrices are rotated step-wise will take place.
This percent value is a multiplier for the following move, scale and rotation values. Since negative values can also be used, you can, for example, also easily invert the placement direction of matrices.
These values define the movement direction of the matrices compared to the pervious matrix. Here you define both the distance between the matrices as well as the direction in which the matrices should be aligned.
If you also want to change the size of the matrices step-wise, these values can be used to do so. Values in excess of 100% will enlarge the matrices in the respective direction. Value less than 100% will decrease the size of the matrices. The percentage scaling will be calculated for each new matrix. A value of 200%, for example, would double the size of each matrix on the respective axis compared to the previous matrix.
These values define the rotation of each matrix compared to the previous matrix. If multiple rotational values are applied, the Rotation Order setting will define the order in which the rotations take place.