acegikmo · HackerTrans

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no educators have reached out yet! As for quadratics, I haven't found much use of them, except in cases where you really need an exact solution for arc length or area. Usually the cubics give you a ton more control for not that much extra cost, they kinda strike that nice balance! And yes, the quadratic B-spline is C1, just like the catrom

acegikmo

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ah gosh, a collab would be cool but I think you overestimate my knowledge in this area! I have no formal education or even an eighth of the vocabulary let alone mathematical background to contribute much ;-; I've been reading your paper on the spiro splines and a lot of it goes way over my head! I'd have to research every step along the way

acegikmo

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I'm really happy yall like it!

acegikmo

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see this is where I can simply ask them to pay the educational license fee for the censored version of the video

acegikmo

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I didn't include it because the SSA case that you describe isn't fully determined, it has 4 outcomes: one where the triangle is degenerate, one where a unique solution exists, but only if it's a right angle triangle, and in the third case there are two solutions, and it's not fully determined which one is "correct", because it's ambiguous

so, I wouldn't say it is fully determined! unless you presume specific side lengths and angles, which I didn't design this solver for. I've also never had a use case where I need to solve SSA triangles in practice so, shrug!

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