11-29-2023, 10:13 AM
Hi
Glad to read that you like the tool, you are welcome.
I would have suggested to use the Range settings from the Rasterized Path module, but you said you tried it but didn't work. How did you implement the solution? Can you send me a reproduction case?
The way I would have done it is to use the CurvySpline.GetNearestTF method to know what is the TF of your point of interest, then use CurvySpline.TFToDistance to convert that to a distance. Next you divide that distance by CurvySpline.Length. This gives you a value between 0 and 1, representing where the point is on your spline. You can set this value (or other similar ones) as the From and To values of your module, that way you define the section you want to rasterize.
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Glad to read that you like the tool, you are welcome.
I would have suggested to use the Range settings from the Rasterized Path module, but you said you tried it but didn't work. How did you implement the solution? Can you send me a reproduction case?
The way I would have done it is to use the CurvySpline.GetNearestTF method to know what is the TF of your point of interest, then use CurvySpline.TFToDistance to convert that to a distance. Next you divide that distance by CurvySpline.Length. This gives you a value between 0 and 1, representing where the point is on your spline. You can set this value (or other similar ones) as the From and To values of your module, that way you define the section you want to rasterize.
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Have a nice day
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