Freewalk mode, then return to spline

[mythstified]

It will find the nearest CP through a simple distance calc; it will InsertBefore that nearest CP with the position at the players current position; once it reaches the CP first found, it will remove the 'virtual' one I created to smooth out the path, and the original spline should look the same.

Could you please send me the code that does that so I can see what goes wrong? Also, what Curvy version do you use? And if you have a ready made scene/project to test this, that would save some time.

Unfortunately it might be a bit tricky for me to engineer a test scene for this issue, but maybe you can look at my code and see what's wrong?

Code:

   public void toggleFreeTurning()
   {
       if(isFreeTurning)
       {
           isFreeTurning = false;
           findNearestCP();
           //curvyOn = true;
       } else
       {
           isFreeTurning = true;

           //disable Curvy by removing it's active spline reference
           splineCtrl.Spline = null;
           //curvyOn = false;
       }
   }

   public void findNearestCP()
   {
       //I've already precached all the cp positions in Start() into cpPositions, this LINQ will find the closest one
       var cpClosest = cpPositions.OrderBy(t => (t.transform.position - VRTK_DeviceFinder.PlayAreaTransform().transform.position).sqrMagnitude)
                          .FirstOrDefault();
       Debug.Log("===========" + cpClosest.name);
       Debug.Log(cpClosest.transform.parent.name);

       //follow the closest CP to it's parent so I know what Spline I'm playing with
       CurvySpline parentSpline = cpClosest.transform.parent.GetComponent<CurvySpline>();

       //Insert a new CP before the closest one on the exact player position (this way it forms a path to the "next" one)
       parentSpline.InsertBefore(cpClosest.GetComponent<CurvySplineSegment>(), VRTK_DeviceFinder.PlayAreaTransform().transform.position);

       //Not sure if necessary?
       parentSpline.Refresh();
       Debug.Log("TF:"+ parentSpline.GetNearestPointTF(VRTK_DeviceFinder.PlayAreaTransform().transform.position));

       //put the closest CP's spline onto the controllers active spline
       splineCtrl.Spline = parentSpline;

       //This is my attempt to set the position of the spline to the nearest CP (which should now be the one I "insterBefore" above, ie. right on my player)
       //It was added as an attempt to fix the offsetting, but didn't help
       splineCtrl.Position = parentSpline.GetNearestPointTF(VRTK_DeviceFinder.PlayAreaTransform().transform.position);
       
   }