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I’m working in Blender with Geometry Nodes. I have a collection of meshes of different sizes, and they are currently stacked together. I want to scale them in the geometry node to create uniform gaps between them, so that the spacing is the same regardless of the size of each mesh.

Meshes of different size stacked together

Right now, when I try to unscale, the gaps end up uneven because the objects are different sizes:

Uneven gap between meshs

This is what I want (I scaled the meshes manually):

Does anyone know if this is possible to do in geometry node, and if yes, how should I setup my node tree?

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  • $\begingroup$ I'd know a way in Edit Mode and it would take three steps... but not in Geometry Nodes (at least not from the top of my head right now). $\endgroup$ Commented Nov 20 at 8:30

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Not really scaling

There is an option by shrinking the objects along their normals: enter image description here An even gap is created between objects, but be careful as the greater the gap is, greater is the deviation from original proportion of objects.

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