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@brgcode @Licini Can we have a function that divides the curve by the number of points, or by length?
Currently, when we use locus, the points are located from curve parameters, which are not equally spaced.
Thanks!
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If open cascade doesn't have this function, I also have found some code online to hack a workaround script and I can push it to the compas.geometry.curve.divide_by_count() or somewhere that makes sense. But I assume would be better and have more efficient code if we can wrap open cascade c++ function.
there is no function in OCC that provides this functionality directly. or at least none that i am aware of, but that doesn't mean it is not somewhere hidden in there... can you point me to the sample code? perhaps it provides inspiration for where to look in the OCC codebase.
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@brgcode @Licini Can we have a function that divides the curve by the number of points, or by length?
Currently, when we use locus, the points are located from curve parameters, which are not equally spaced.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: