Hi. In case you have not heard of nor tried this Extension, please do. It is very useful ... for getting percentages or lengths of beziers. Suggestion: duplicate your original bezier and use this extension on your duplicate object.
Explore all the options within it. Let it aid you in creating more powerful designs and outcomes.
I have never explored this particular extension and I like what you're doing with it! It's great food for thought. I'm enjoying a glass of burgundy as I write, so the neurons are getting a bit lubricated and firing off randomly every now and then, which is a good recipe for non-linear creativity. I appreciate your sharing your explorations. They definitely expand my horizons. Expandably yours and Happy Holidays with good cheer, Roy
Thank you, Roy, for your kind response. I enjoy exploring myself, and reminding folks that the "new" or "unique" is often just a matter of trying different things, in different combinations. I enjoy the "finding" and discovery of what suits our best expressions of usefulness, lovand wonder. Have a wonderful holiday!
Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials Split and Break Bezier at t Extension
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Hi. In case you have not heard of nor tried this Extension, please do. It is very useful ... for getting percentages or lengths of beziers. Suggestion: duplicate your original bezier and use this extension on your duplicate object.
Explore all the options within it. Let it aid you in creating more powerful designs and outcomes.
Core link is found at:
https://stadtfabrikanten.org/display/IFM/Split+And+Break+Bezier+At+t
See few graphics below for a foretaste of what is possible.
Hi Ken!
I have never explored this particular extension and I like what you're doing with it! It's great food for thought. I'm enjoying a glass of burgundy as I write, so the neurons are getting a bit lubricated and firing off randomly every now and then, which is a good recipe for non-linear creativity. I appreciate your sharing your explorations. They definitely expand my horizons. Expandably yours and Happy Holidays with good cheer, Roy
Thank you, Roy, for your kind response. I enjoy exploring myself, and reminding folks that the "new" or "unique" is often just a matter of trying different things, in different combinations. I enjoy the "finding" and discovery of what suits our best expressions of usefulness, lovand wonder. Have a wonderful holiday!