02-22-2021, 08:27 AM
Hi
When you use a someControlPoint.Interpolate, you have a position between that control point and the next one, so cp3.Interpolate returns a position between cp3 and cp4
Also, the first parameter is not a %. Please read the method's documentation to understand what that parameter means. More information here: https://curvyeditor.com/documentation/splines/start?s[]=tf#units
Each control point has a Distance and TF values. You also have a InterpolateByDistance method. The max value of TF is 1 and the max value of Distance is Spline.Length. With all this information you should be able to find any point at any position on the spline.
I hope this helped
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When you use a someControlPoint.Interpolate, you have a position between that control point and the next one, so cp3.Interpolate returns a position between cp3 and cp4
Also, the first parameter is not a %. Please read the method's documentation to understand what that parameter means. More information here: https://curvyeditor.com/documentation/splines/start?s[]=tf#units
Each control point has a Distance and TF values. You also have a InterpolateByDistance method. The max value of TF is 1 and the max value of Distance is Spline.Length. With all this information you should be able to find any point at any position on the spline.
I hope this helped
Have a nice day
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