@Helvetosaur wrote:
Hi all,
I can't figure out how to do this in Python/Rhinocommon - I have a closed 4 segment curve which I need to split in two places, neither of which is the curve start/end point. I can use ClosestPoint() to get the curve params and then use Curve.Split(params) to split the curve, but I end up with 3 segments... Is there an easy way to get the segments around the start/end point to join back together? (The normal Rhino Split(Point) command does this). I tried jumping through a few hoops, but nothing works reliably, must be missing something obvious here...
Thanks, --Mitch
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