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Currently, you can clamp the length with marks but setting the range of t instead of 0 <= t <= 1 to start <= t <= end would be great for a few applications.
This is the normal curve:
And this is the range 0 <= t <= 0.8:
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How does setting t help? The t parameter is not the relative length/distance of the curve, and I am not sure if it is useful to be able to clamp it. Clamping the start/end distance (relative + absolute) could be useful, yes.
Currently, you can clamp the length with
marks
but setting therange of t
instead of0 <= t <= 1
tostart <= t <= end
would be great for a few applications.This is the normal curve:
And this is the range 0 <= t <= 0.8:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: