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How can I find points on a curve, where the curveTightness does not equal 0
Hi, I'd like to draw ellipses along a curve where the curveTightness does not equal to 0. curvePoint doesn't seem to take the tightness into account.
Any idea how to do this? Thanks!
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Use curveVertex instead of curvePoit
I don't see how using curveVertex() will help. I want to get the co-ordinates of various points on a curve. Sure, I could draw the curve using curveVertex() instead of curve(), but I don't see how this would help me get the co-ordinates of say a point 1/8th across the curve.
My mistake, I realised the issue came from calling curveTightness in the wrong scope.