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    • CadFatherC Offline
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      how feasible is it to have a command that will take a polyline and smooth it out like a spline, bezier etc?

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      • fredo6F Offline
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        This command actually exists in the plugin bezierspline.rb, via the contextual menuwhen you select a curve.

        If your curve is a BZ_Polyline generated by the BezierSpline plugin, then you'll have the possibility to convert directly to any Spline.

        If you take a curve generated from native sketchup tools or other tools, and possibly grouped via Weld, then you need first to convert it to a BZ_Polyline, and then to a Spline. The reason is that you may want to edit some vertices (i.e. delete / move).

        Hope this helps

        Fredo

        PS: Thanks for the icons. Will integrate in a Refresh version that I will publish soon.

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        • CadFatherC Offline
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          ah of course... Thanks Fredo, i even realise i had done it before.. πŸ˜’
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            fantastic! didn't know that. great! 😍

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