Vertex : control, instead of interpolated point

[oliviertij]

Hello,

I do apologize if my question is stupid.
When converting in smooth mode, vertices behave like control points.
Is there an option to get them as interpolated points, please ?



I love Tsplines

[Matt Sederberg]

No, you can't.

However, you can *display* them as interpolated points (see pic).

What this means is that you'll be able to snap other points to the T-splines points diplayed on the surface. However, you can't snap the T-spline surface points to other points, instead it will snap the actual control point location to the target.

[oliviertij]

Thanks Matt,

I'm sorry, but I didn't understand your answer. I'll try.

If I asked that question, that's because I got once a mesh with Topogun, snaped on a .Step object I wanted to retopologyze.
I don't know exactly what I did, but once when I imported the mesh to convert it as a tsplines mesh, it was smaller than the step, because the vertices created with topogun became control points with Tsplines.
BUT : I opened it once, and the Tsplines surface was going through the vertices.
So, maybe that difference happened with something I did with Topogun.
I'd be very happy to know...
Do you have a clue, please ? ( in a five year old english )

Cheers.

Olivier

[Matt Sederberg]

Ah, there is a command called tsInterpolate that will change the surface so that it goes through the control points - maybe this is what you used?

[oliviertij]

Yeh ! Wonderful !!!!

That was exactly what I want !
( don't remember if that what I used, sometimes I'm going in so many directions at the same time ... )

Thank you VERY MUCH.

Tsplines' the absolute weapon !
Love you.

Olivier