Bart Janssens wrote:
> On 4/22/08, Carsten Haubold <
CarstenHaubold@...> wrote:
>> * 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 agree with Joaquín that both would be ideal. Perhaps they can be
> combined into the same plugin, however:
> - Connect all selected points
> - Connect the ends of all selected curves
> Maybe the second mode can be complemented with a threshold distance,
> so end points are only connected if they are closer than that
> distance.
I guess this is what you have in mind, although i'll write it down.
There should be a boolean option to activate the threshold option
if( there are selected points)
if ( threshold enabled )
connect points with selected threshold
else
connect closer points
else
if ( threshold enabled )
connect all curves with selected threshold
else
connect all curves by closer endings
Cheers!
Joaquín
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