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          If you were to start the loop at 0 and stop it at 5, you would loop the script 5 times (Count) and the Counter outputs from 0 to 4 (End). Which shows that the Counter won't output the Stop value by the end of the loop, might want to keep that in mind.

          [[/uploads/Screenshot_20210128-114243_Fancade.jpg]]

          [[/uploads/loop_example1.png]]

          ## Example

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          In the example below, we're moving the blocks by (0, 0, 0.1) every frame.

          [[/uploads/Screenshot_20210128-171605_Fancade.jpg]]

          [[/uploads/loop_example2.png]]

          It's mentioned previously that the Counter won't output the Stop value by the end of the loop. It won't be a problem because after we add the last block to a list, it increments the $Length variable by one. So, if the last block is assigned to index 4, $Length would equal to 5 which is exactly what the Stop input should be to account for every blocks.

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20	20	If you were to start the loop at 0 and stop it at 5, you would loop the script 5 times (Count) and the Counter outputs from 0 to 4 (End). Which shows that the Counter won't output the Stop value by the end of the loop, might want to keep that in mind.
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22		[[/uploads/Screenshot_20210128-114243_Fancade.jpg]]
	22	[[/uploads/loop_example1.png]]
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24	24	## Example
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30	30	In the example below, we're moving the blocks by (0, 0, 0.1) every frame.
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32		[[/uploads/Screenshot_20210128-171605_Fancade.jpg]]
	32	[[/uploads/loop_example2.png]]
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34	34	It's mentioned previously that the Counter won't output the Stop value by the end of the loop. It won't be a problem because after we add the last block to a list, it increments the $Length variable by one. So, if the last block is assigned to index 4, $Length would equal to 5 which is exactly what the Stop input should be to account for every blocks.
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