or Flip Curve - Add a Flip Curve component. - Connect one of your curves to the Reference Curve input, and the other curve to the Curves to Flip input. - This makes sure both curves run in the same direction.
I want this rectangle to be drawn from its center, but it’s drawn from the bottom-left corner. What’s the most likely issue? Please vote, then explain your reasoning :)
I’m evaluating this curve at 0.5, but the white “point on curve” and the blue evaluated point don’t coincide. What’s the most likely cause? Vote, then explain your reasoning in the comments.
Or... Unless the curve was rebuilt with evenly distributed parameters, 0.5 usually won’t sit at the visual midpoint. Rhino stores curves in NURBS form, where parameters depend on knot spacing, not arc length. How to get the true midpoint by length: - Use Evaluate Length instead of Evaluate Curve. - Give it L/2 or the normalized value 0.5 in “Evaluate Length” (make sure “Normalized” is checked). - That returns the point at 50% of the curve’s arc length. So the blue point is “parameter 0.5,” while the white dot is the “arc-length midpoint.” Different beasts!