Yes, not a great explanation by my side… A picture is worth a thousand words: Can I find in which map channel are…

OK, I see… The problem is the float mantissa. Your spline is too long! Type in the listener for example 127356.5632: you’ll get 127357.0 You should s…

miauu: Time: 34566ms; Mem: 3164832L Seems really strange to me. Can you send me the spline, please?

It’s curious… In your spline example, with fixedDist=0.3 and 100 subsegments, you get for each point a maximum of 12 iterations and you reach for all …

If 0.3 is very small with respect to the segments length, the behaviour you tell is quite logical. Perhaps you can make a previous check, comparing th…

As a picture is worth a thousand words, here you have an image of the kind of spline you can have problems if you don’t use subdivisions:

Here’s the solution with subSegments for splines with very closed segments. I don’t think you’ll need more than 10 subsegments for really extrange sp…

Upps! My solution is only valid for splines with nearly-straight segments or distance smaller than knots distances. If not, we have to subdivide segme…

Serejah: Wonder how could we do it similar to this approach That’s bisection! Note: I don’t really understand well your method, but my cursor i…

Pure Math solution is a sixth degree equation… thus we have to go through numerical solution. The quickest should be Newton-Raphson, but we’ll have fi…

The only “Math” solution is intersecting the spline with a circle with the given radius and the last point as the center. I’ve never used the shape in…

vusta: The “Traffic Analysis” is meaningful. September is just when the forum’s design changed. But I’m really sure that this is not the real pr…

Serejah: I believe that those who is able to ask serious question search for the answer first, so it is unlikely to have a discussion if the answer …

I can’t find a way to make it work. I give up. Edit: yes it works! It was a problem of a duplicated name of a dll.