=====StretchBetween=====

====Summary====

This behaviour will stretch the containing asset to fill the gap inbetween two other assets.

====Parameters====

===Origin===

//Type: [[text]]
Default: **None**//

The Name or ARDI ID of the first asset to stretch between.

===Target===

//Type: [[text]]
Default: **None**//

The Name or ARDI ID of the second asset to stretch between.

===OriginOffset===

//Type: [[Vector3]]
Default: **0,0,0**//

This parameter allows you to define a positional offset to the Origin asset. Position is entered in X,Y,Z coordinates local to the Origin asset.

===TargetOffset===

//Type: [[Vector3]]
Default: **0,0,0**//

This parameter allows you to define a positional offset to the Target asset. Position is entered in X,Y,Z coordinates local to the Target asset.

====Examples====

<code>
<stretchbetween origin="WallA" target="WallB" />
</code>

> The above code will find the two assets in the scene named **WallA** and **WallB**. It will then place the asset containing this behaviour in between the WallA and WallB and stretch it to fill the gap between them.

<code>
<stretchbetween origin="FenceStartPoint" target="FenceEndPoint" originoffset="0,5,0" targetoffset="0,5,0"/>
</code>

> In this example we are using two empty assets that are aligned on the ground named **FenceStartPoint** and **FenceEndPoint** respectively. In order to show the fence positioned above ground, the origin and target offset values are set to **0,5,0** to shift the stretched fence asset 5 units upwards on the Y axis.