05-21-2021, 05:17 PM
The logic behind such spline modification is up to you, depending on your use case. I will give you two suggestions as examples:
1- Make your spline a Bezier spline and then use Bezier handles to modify the shape of it
2- Move the red point up by a distance D, and then move its neighboring points by a distance of D/2, and then their neighboring points by D/4, ....
These are just example to show you that you can do that in different ways, so I can't tell you "this is how you should do it". Whatever way you choose to follow, the API allows it.
Have a nice day
1- Make your spline a Bezier spline and then use Bezier handles to modify the shape of it
2- Move the red point up by a distance D, and then move its neighboring points by a distance of D/2, and then their neighboring points by D/4, ....
These are just example to show you that you can do that in different ways, so I can't tell you "this is how you should do it". Whatever way you choose to follow, the API allows it.
Have a nice day
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