Re: Im****t Splines With Tangency

> 'easy'.

Tedious. Time consuming. Effective. Satisfactory.
Easy and horrendous are both out of bounds in my book.
I get the willies when I hear 'friendly' applied to CAD.
My therapist thinks I've repressed memories of CAD childhood
abuse by mid range e-pederasts.  I'm looking for a lawyer.
It may be the experiences left me with inappropriate 
tolerance toward anything that works as advertised.

> 'Modify' icon you're presented with!?!

Help / Surfacing / Scan-Tools and you'll know as much about 
it as I do.  You can copy or move native feature geometry into 
the environment to experiment with.  I rarely use the, sorta 
nifty, tool.  The overwhelming bulk of im****t repair is cleaning
up or recreating nasty trim edges and aligning vertices, for 
which it's no help. I do wish its control polyhedral display, or 
some way of displaying knot spans, was available in standard 
mode.  Glaring omission in the analysis tools IMO (or glaring
omission in my knowledge of what's available?).

> Maybe, but he was trying to deal with IBL im****ted 
> curves and there doesn't seem to be much you can do 
> with them

Probably my lack of scope showing but I can't imagine a reason to 
do what OP wanted to do.  Must have seemed like a good idea to 
him, though, and he's got enough to go on.  We'll probably never 
know the secret behind the desire.

> go out on a limb with an "educated" guess. 

That's the cross an ethereal puzzle addict must bear.
Oh! Oh! Trim the curve and create a G1 or G2 transition.
I love this game!

> binary

Can you show me an unmoderated binary forum that's worth a 
windfall fig for anything except downloading Fanny Does Fido 
[1 of 82, 2 of 82, ... Fido's quite the performer] mpg's?    
If there's a way around that I'd say go for it but I don't
really see the point.  There are places to take discussions
that require data exchange to facilitate a solution and this
is the only Pro/E forum of it's kind in existence.