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In the project 'A Walk in the Park', I follow 4 steps in the instruction. In Step 1 – Create of Cuboid Elements, I used start point as 0 and end point as 200 to create an area of about 200’ x 200’. I also used the step as 10. Then, I got that the length and width of the cuboid are 10. In Step 2 – Create an Attractor Point, I used (x , y)=(50,50) as the attractor point. In Step 3 – Set the Height of Each Cuboid, I used Math.Sine function to simulate undulating ripples, and used number sliders to adjust the base height, amplitude and number of waves. I also applied 'Geometry Distance' and 'List Max Item' to the cube and max distance. In Step 4 – Move the Cuboids Up, I used x/2 and connected it to the zTranslation since the distance to raise each cuboid will be half of the cuboid height value.