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    Divide curve - Anyone interested ?

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    • srxS
      srx
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      Would be nice πŸ˜„ Something like interactive http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=66492

      www.saurus.rs

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      • Didier BurD
        Didier Bur
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        @srx:
        Yes the tool will be interactive exactly like the "divide" option of the context menu, the red points are moving along the curve when you hover the curve with the cursor.

        DB

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          dtrarch
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          Please Didier

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            rparsons
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            That would be awesome. And as always, thank you for all you do.

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              rv1974
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              There are some dilemmas:
              Will it build a new curve with straight segments between new vertices or it'd just split existing curve keeping existing segmentation? Ideally it'd be nice to give 2 options.
              How it'd treat 'important ' say 90 degr. corners?

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              • srxS
                srx
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                @rv1974 said:

                There are some dilemmas:
                Will it build a new curve with straight segments between new vertices or it'd just split existing curve keeping existing segmentation? Ideally it'd be nice to give 2 options.
                How it'd treat 'important ' say 90 degr. corners?

                The curves would be easy to explode later.

                www.saurus.rs

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                  rv1974
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                  We all know to explode. I asked something different. Imagine L-shaped (2 segment, 3 vertices ) curve. What methodics will be choosen to divide it to 3?

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                  • Didier BurD
                    Didier Bur
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                    @rv1974:

                    in this case you'll have 3 possible results (depending on the option you select): 4 lines, 3 curves, or a single curve with 5 vertices.

                    DB

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                      rv1974
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                      Or single 3-segment curve with 4 vertices (original middle vertices will go away)??

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                      • Didier BurD
                        Didier Bur
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                        Please go here for downloading the plugin:
                        https://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=70027

                        DB

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