Curvey splines is a great product but I loathe every time I need to figure out how to do something with it because the documentation is really lacking.
Take this for example -
https://curvyeditor.com/documentation/extend/apigeneral
It shows a list of "commonly used methods" but there's not a single mention that those methods exist on the CurvySpline class and there's hardly any c# examples.
The documentation is laid out as a "description of things" but it would be really helpful if it was in a "guide format," as in here's how you do this or use this with code examples.
The video tutorials do this best, but they're terrible for referencing. Ie: How do I programmatically create a spline with control points and move an object across it by distance and not F. To figure this out, I literally have to watch all the videos to find out where this is talked about. There's no good or easy way to figure this out on the website because it's essentially just a list of properties, classes and methods with no code examples.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, I honestly hope this is helpful because it might help a lot of other people too.
Take this for example -
https://curvyeditor.com/documentation/extend/apigeneral
It shows a list of "commonly used methods" but there's not a single mention that those methods exist on the CurvySpline class and there's hardly any c# examples.
The documentation is laid out as a "description of things" but it would be really helpful if it was in a "guide format," as in here's how you do this or use this with code examples.
The video tutorials do this best, but they're terrible for referencing. Ie: How do I programmatically create a spline with control points and move an object across it by distance and not F. To figure this out, I literally have to watch all the videos to find out where this is talked about. There's no good or easy way to figure this out on the website because it's essentially just a list of properties, classes and methods with no code examples.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, I honestly hope this is helpful because it might help a lot of other people too.
