R13 replacement for SplineData::SetRound()?

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On 07/10/2011 at 18:33, xxxxxxxx wrote:

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Cinema 4D Version:   R13 
Platform:   Windows  ; Mac  ;  Mac OSX  ; 
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Howdy,

Is there a replacement function in R13 for SplineData::SetRound()?

Adios,
Cactus Dan

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On 08/10/2011 at 04:30, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Unfortunatly not since the new spline GUI doesn't support spline tensions. To make the most out of the new spline GUI you need an understanding of Beziér splines and how their tangents are calculated.

cheers,
Matthias

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On 08/10/2011 at 06:01, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Howdy,

Well my code initializes the spline to be a cubic spline and sets a default tension of 0.0.

So, will the code in R13 create the same type of spline initialization without that function, so I could simply do this:

#if API_VERSION < 13000
spd->SetRound(0.0);
#endif

Adios,
Cactus Dan

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On 19/10/2011 at 02:11, xxxxxxxx wrote:

The cubic splines in R13 seem to be like R12 cubic splines with 100% tension.

cheers,
Matthias

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On 19/10/2011 at 07:14, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Howdy,

Well, crap! That's no good. I need a cubic spline with 0% tension. 

I'm not using the spline as an attribute. I'm just using the SplineData in code to do some calculations.

Is there an alternative?

Adios,
Cactus Dan

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On 19/10/2011 at 07:32, xxxxxxxx wrote:

You could use a SplineObject. B-Splines will behave similar to 0% tension cubic splines. There are some small differences though.

cheers,
Matthias

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On 19/10/2011 at 07:37, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Howdy,

Yeah, I thought of that after I posted. 

Thanks.

Adios,
Cactus Dan