after some testing by me and a friend on 2 different PC machines, we get the same error with stich

(C:\Documents and Settings\Joel\Desktop\scripts\scripts\stich.js#1)

C:\Documents and Settings\Joel\Desktop\scripts\scripts\stich.js:1,0: ReferenceError: "getMatching" is not defined. (C:\Documents and Settings\Joel\Desktop\scripts\scripts\stich.js#1)

???

thanks for your work... but everytime I use your code it just draws 3 or 4 straight lines instead of a sew pattern.

I got my own version to work... but it has unexpected results sometimes.

[code]
var dist = 2;
var size = 10;

values = Dialog.prompt("Enter Stich Values", [
{ value: dist, description: "Dist", width: 50 },
{ value: size, description: "Size", width: 50 },

]);

if (values != null) {
dist = values[0];
size = values[1];
}

mul = 1;
res = new Path();
var art = activeDocument.getSelectedItems()[0];

art.curvesToPoints(dist, 10000);
var count = art.curves.length;
for (var i = 0; i < count; i++) {
var bezier = art.curves[i];
var pt = bezier.getPoint(0);
var n = bezier.getNormal(1);
if (n.x != 0 || n.y != 0) {
n = n.normalize(size);
res.segments.add(pt.add(n.multiply(mul)));
mul *= -1;
}
}
art.remove();
[/code]

does this look right?

ok... your edit of my code worked like a charm....

I don't know why your version doesn't work for me.
attaced are the results I get when I use yours.

it just makes a few straight lines....

ok, here might be a problem that your script may not have.

below is all one path, but the stich "bunches" in some spots, any idea why?

cool, that makes total sense.

any idea about the results I was having using your code? ex above example?