Get position on spline relative to world position

[Mos Def]

Hello

I am trying to Get position on spline or TF that is relative to world position. here in image the spline is 2D and its positioned at (0,0) and i have gizmo point (green one) that its position is (5,8,-4).

I need to get the position or TF on spline for a point that is also have same x as gizmo point (5).

Thanks

[_Aka_]

Hi
I believe you need to use the CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF()
Have a nice day

[Mos Def]

Oh man, I feel so stupid. I used CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF() before, and now I completely forgot about it.

Thanks man this is exactly what I need.

[_Aka_]

Oh man, I feel so stupid. I used CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF() before, and now I completely forgot about it.

No worries, I will put on the account of fasting Ramadan

[Mos Def]

No worries, I will put on the account of fasting Ramadan

LoL   its because of fasting Ramadan

[_Aka_]

[smackledorf]

Hi
I believe you need to use the CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF()
Have a nice day

Hello, is there a function for the opposite effect? Ability to plug in a TF and get the world position of that point at the the spline? I want to get the world position on the spline that is closest to my player as a Vector

[_Aka_]

CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF() has an oveeride that returns you the position on the spline. Otherise, you can use Interpolate. I recommand you to read the documentation to know about the basic functions:
https://curvyeditor.com/documentation/ex...ed_methods
then if needed
api.curvyeditor.com

[smackledorf]

Hi
I believe you need to use the CurvySpline.GetNearestPointTF()
Have a nice day

Hello, is there a function for the opposite effect? Ability to plug in a TF and get the world position of that point at the the spline? I want to get the world position on the spline that is closest to my player as a Vector

Since posting this I figured out the solution, nevermind! For those who stumble here in the future:

Code:

Vector3 P;

float pTf = currentSpline.GetNearestPointTF(transform.position, out P);

Where P is the world position of that TF!

[_Aka_]

Since posting this I figured out the solution, nevermind! For those who stumble here in the future:

You seem to have missed my answer to that question. Glad that you took the time to share your finding for others, appreciated.