Re: Im****t Splines With Tangency

"gluteous maximus equus" <none@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>> Obviously, ProE permits tangency control when
>> defining splines through points. It seems it
>> could do the same for im****ted splines.
>
> Obviously it could but it probably assumes the curve
> described by the points is what is intended. I would.
> I'm not big on guessing games or typing. If you'll
> describe goal and technique in at least as many words
> I'll try to suggest something appropriate for the
> situation or a more appropriate technique.  Chances
> are imposing a continuity condition will result in
> unwanted curve oscillation.
>
> One-size-fits-all answers adding to DJ's -
> Independent Geometry Feature, Edit / Modify
> CSys Offset Pts, Curve thru Pts / Whole Array.
>

There are other issues, as well. The first is that it's not at all clear, 
from the IBL samples I have and have used to construct curves, that these 
curves are splines and if not, then no end point conditions can be set. To

be certain that they were splines, it would be better to ex****t the point 
data from these curves and use that to im****t a point array, then create 
curves as described above. Is that what the Independent Geometry Feature 
does? Isn't that one of those things from REXX?

David Janes