Slider magnet layouts

Equidistant vs non-equidistant.

As newer people get on board and are not so familiar with how the sliders evolved over the last few years, this comes up a lot.

Here is a video explaining it, and a visual guide below.

People have described the equidistant layout as feeling more "secure" when the plates are in the position shown.

I personally don't differentiate between the two, as I'm more of a just-do-a-basic-slide-and-click-moves kind of guy, so they feel similar in how I play with sliders.

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Equidistant magnet layout diagram
Equidistant layout
Non-equidistant magnet layout diagram
Non-equidistant layout
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