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Le 31/12/2015 11:05, kurtz le pirate a écrit :
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> hello,
>
> i would try to make a ribbon that follows a curve defined by a 3d
> spline.
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You mean 2 3D splines,... either both edges of the ribbon, or one
edge/center and the normal of the ribbon and its width, or similar.
A single 3D spline is not enough for a ribbon.
> which method to use?
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I would have a look at parametric, probably with precompute, and
functions extracting the component of the splines.
On the u coordinate, the position on the ribbon.
On the v coordinate, the wide of the ribbon.
> thanks
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> --- kurtz le pirate compagnie de la banquise
Bonne année.
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