Christoph Hormann <chr### [at] gmxde> schrieb in im
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> Rune wrote:
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> I'm not very experienced with splines, but putting one or
several extra
> points where the arrow points could help.
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I think this would make it even more difficult ...
it would go with the same amount down, but it would be thinner in
the horizontal direction...
For me it is a rule, that the closer the controlpoints of a
spline are, the harder it is to control...

it would help a bit, to raise the third point (as Warp already
said) and maybe the second a bit ...

If it is a cubic spline, than you would need AFAIK three
controlpoints to come from a round part of the spline to a
straight line ...

If you want it faster, that you should try to use beziers ...


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