Yup my friend, we map out a perfect form of flow. Every other node you remove (under over sitting). As long as you let the main growing tips face the light constantly (tether an inch or 2 away from tip) then the nodal spacing isn't that much. This gives room to map out everything perfectly. Also once reaching the size you want, you must top each main limb a last time. Let these 2 resulting branches grow out. Then manipulate one of the shoots to be the end branch. Let it sit half inch above all others to gain dominance. Let the plant build 6-8 inches of vert growth, So each main flux arm as I call em has a slightly higher end branch.
The reason we top each main flux arm is simple. The whole plant will then have every single branch the same girth and structure. Otherwise the balance is off for uptake. Having all sites exactly same build/girth etc is key as is all sites having same space for the same light penetration and air flow.
The ends sitting higher is for my feeding loop for a flux that is explained a few pages back in detail