Deconstruct Float Curve

What It Does

Breaks down a float curve into its fundamental components: segments (anchor points) and control points. This allows you to access and manipulate the individual parts of a curve.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
curve	The float curve to deconstruct	Float Curve	Yes

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
segments	The anchor points that define the curve path	List
controlPoints	The handles that control the curve's shape	List

Deconstruct Float Curve Example

How to Use It

1. Drag the Deconstruct Float Curve node into your graph.

2. Connect a float curve to the "curve" input.

3. Use the "segments" output to access the curve's anchor points.

4. Use the "controlPoints" output to access the curve's control handles.

Tips

• Segments are always one more than control point pairs in a properly constructed curve.

• Use this node when you need to modify individual points of an existing curve.

See Also

• Construct Float Curve: For building a float curve from segments and control points.

• Flip Float Curve: For creating mirrored versions of a curve.

Use Cases

• Curve Analysis: Examine the specific points that make up a curve.

• Curve Manipulation: Extract components to adjust them before reconstructing the curve.

• Animation Control: Fine-tune animation paths by accessing their component points.