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It's missing an "import math" in the code, but it works great !!
Thanks a lot.
You need to select your first vertex, mid vertices and last vertex before running. It doesn't move the end vertex if you use it as explained.
If you just select all the vertices at once, the script won't know to which vertex do you want to align so you'll have random results.
I'm running 2014, and it's working fine.
Are you running it in Python; if it's a shelf icon, is it Python as well?
Are you selecting all of your verts at once, or are you selecting the first, middle, then end? If the latter, you'll run it after selecting them.
