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In: Spline & Path Tools > Spline Tools
Description
Generates a single spline between two points p1 and p3 at arbitrary locations.
The trajectory of the spline is controlled by the ‘out’ tangent of p1 and the ‘in’ tangent of p3, both controlled by a single point p3.
The span of the arc formed by the spline is adjustable, so that some of its trajectory from its extremities can remain straight.
In this page
Preview Grayscale |
The preview of the input splines as a grayscale image. |
Spline Coords Color |
The coordinates of the input splines’ points encoded in the RGBA channels of a color image: R - X position G - Y position B - Height A - Packed data: |
Spline Data Color |
Additional data of the input splines encoded in the RGBA channels of a color image: |
Spline Amount Integer |
The number of input splines. |
Preview Grayscale |
The preview of the output splines as a grayscale image. |
Spline Coords Color |
The coordinates of the output splines’ points encoded in the RGBA channels of a color image: |
Spline Data Color |
Additional data of the output splines encoded in the RGBA channels of a color image: B - Tangents Z |
Spline Amount Integer |
The number of output splines. |
Flip direction Boolean |
Inverts the direction of the spline. |
Uniform distribution Boolean |
When True, the points of the spline are evenly spaced from start to end..
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Append input spline Boolean |
Adds the generated spline to the end of the list of splines connected to the Spline inputs..
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Non-square correction Boolean |
Adjust the points’ positions and thickness to retain the spline shape in non-square resolutions. This also impacts uniform distribution.
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Smoothness Float |
Adjusts the span of the arc formed by the spline, where 1 means the full length of the spline is arched and 0 means the spline is entirely straight. The arc progresses from point p3 along the spline up to its extremities.
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