Where you place components and which components you select for repetition allow for a variety of arrays for your design
Remember that only the components you select will be repeated.
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Examples of Differences in Repetition
In some cases, the repetition of adaptive components may behave differently based on the number of adaptive points in the component.
| Repeating these components | results in this repetition pattern |
Two 2-point adaptive components |
One row of components across the divided surface |
Four 1-point adaptive components |
Full coverage across the divided surface |