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Curve Analysis
Point In Curve

Get the point on evaluates a curve at a specific location

ID

662ae7a510b6cb87640c927e

Name

Point In Curve

Group

Curve Analysis

Package

Tool

Keywords

pntInCrv

Surface

Vector

Transform

Primitive Curves

Curve Analysis

Toolset

Triangulation

Boolean Operation

Panels

Solid

Intersection

Text

Image

Analysis

Array

Creation method

There are two options for creating a Point In Curve node.

  • The first way to create a Point In Curve node using the search list, which is opened by double left-clicking in the workspace. You can write the name of the node you need, or words associated with this node.
    • pntInCrv
  • The second way is to select a Point In Curve node from the menu that opens from the top left.
    • Menu > Tool > Curve Analysis > Point In Curve

Steps

  • Create a Point In Curve node.
  • Connect the closed curve with which you want to test containment to the first port.
  • Connect a point to the second port for the inclusion test.

After creating a node, connect the closed curve with which you want to test containment to the first port. Connect a point to the second port for the inclusion test. On the output port, you will get a number 0 = outside, 1 = coincident, 2 = inside, and a projected point on curve plane.

See also

Control Points
Closed
Curve Middle Point
Curve Length
End Points

Inputs

NameTypeDescriptionDefault Value
curve
Curve
Boundary region (closed curves only)
point
Point
Point for region inclusion test

Outputs

NameTypeDescription
relationship
Number
Point/Region relationship (0 = outside, 1 = coincident, 2 = inside)
projectPoint
Point
Point projected on region plane