"Tim Nikias" wrote:
> If you place spheres on a bezier-spline (just anexample),
> they will clutter up on beginnings and ending of a section.

That really depends on the lengths of the tangents (the two direction
vectors). The way I usually use bezier splines, the spheres are not
cluttered up around the ends. And thinking about it, when they *do* clutter
up around the ends due to short tangents, it's actually because the
curvature is higher near the ends... The curved parts usually have denser
spheres in general.

> It's like looking at a millimeter of a 100 meter curve...

As I said, why not use bigger differences in T values?

> In general, a section has some sort of curvature, and I would
> like to use some general sort of the centrifugal force.

See above.

> Its not very easy to explain...

Hmm, apparently not... :(

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