12-03-2021, 12:28 PM
Hi
1. That is not possible. The closest thing possible, besides Subdivide -> Slide, is to select the CP before the subdivision, then add a new CP using the spline drawing tool, and try to click as close as possible to the spline point you want
2. There is no one click solution to that. You can do that using the API, by iterating through all the GOs and adding to the spline those GOs' positions (CurvySpline.Add)
3. In that case (closed splines), there is an ambiguity regarding what segments to subdivide, or in other words, what direction to follow when going from one CP to another. For now Curvy does not allow for the user to solve the ambiguity. I have a work around that involves modifying code. It will not handle all cases, but that might suit your use case. Will send it to you via PM
For all the 3 points you raised: these are very valid remarks. I added them to the list of user requests, and will consider them when deciding what to work on next.
I hope this helped
Have a nice day
1. That is not possible. The closest thing possible, besides Subdivide -> Slide, is to select the CP before the subdivision, then add a new CP using the spline drawing tool, and try to click as close as possible to the spline point you want
2. There is no one click solution to that. You can do that using the API, by iterating through all the GOs and adding to the spline those GOs' positions (CurvySpline.Add)
3. In that case (closed splines), there is an ambiguity regarding what segments to subdivide, or in other words, what direction to follow when going from one CP to another. For now Curvy does not allow for the user to solve the ambiguity. I have a work around that involves modifying code. It will not handle all cases, but that might suit your use case. Will send it to you via PM
For all the 3 points you raised: these are very valid remarks. I added them to the list of user requests, and will consider them when deciding what to work on next.
I hope this helped
Have a nice day
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