Carsten Haubold wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> I need some feedback from the point of view of a user..
> I'm playing around which is the best way to connect Nurbs curves:
>
> * select two curves and the end points you want to connect -> only
> connects 2 curves and needs lot of input
> * select a bunch of curves, I'll loop through all ending control
> points and choose the nearest other ending CP and connect these
> both -> this way the resulting curve will be closed and will
> (hopefully) have the shape the user expected
>
>
> I'm not sure which one to choose.. At the moment I'm heading to the 2nd
> one testing the user_input_properties in combination with a python
> script to fill the list. Perhaps I should provide both ways..? Probably
> thats the way to go, as they dont differ too much really from developers
> view.
Hi!
I my opinion you should do both. The 1st option is good when the user don't know
how to do the "trick" of the 2nd option. The 1st is what a newbie user would expect.
Proposed names: (joe should confirm)
ConnectCurves
AutoConnectCurves
In the first option it would be great to receive more than 2 points selected and
connect the closest ones.
I hope this helps.
Cheers!
JoaquĆn
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