You don't even need a script for that.
1. Ellipse tool: Draw an ellipse.
2. Line Tool: Draw a vertical line.
3. Copy. PasteInFront.
4. Select both lines. Object>Blend>Make.
5. Add the ellipse to the selection. Object>Blend>Replace Spine. Make sure the Blend Options is set to Align to Page, not Align to Path.
I thought that if you can squarify a rectangle, or add points to a path, you could also add lines at 90 degrees to a path.
Calculate the length of a horizontal path.
Add x points to it at log x, log y, log z, etc
Take theese points coordinates as the middle portions of vertical paths ( ask for the length or take the lenght of the horizontal path as defaut) intersecting them at 90 degrees.
Well, :-) , something like that. Maybe, I am making a fool of myself.
Brilliant, logarithmic blends in illustrator! Thanks guys.
Here's image that describes JETalmage's solution:
1. Create two lines, then use the blend tool to blend between. After making the blend, (with the blended "thing" still selcted) double click on the blend tool to bring up the blend options, and set the drop down to "specified steps".
2. Draw a curve. Now select the blend "thing" and the curve, so everything is selected.
3. From the main menu: Object>Blend>Replace Spine, which will replace the standard straight line normally used in a blend "thing" with your new curve.