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  1. <div>
  2. <ol>
  3. <li>Choose the degree of the spline in the options tool bar. Supported degrees
  4. are 2 (quadratic b-spline) and 3 (cubic b-spline). The higher the degree, the
  5. 'smoother' the curve becomes.
  6. <br />Note that a quadratic b-spline requires by definition at least 3
  7. control points while a cubic b-spline has at least 4 control points.</li>
  8. <li>Check the 'Closed' check box in the options tool bar if you want to create
  9. a closed spline. Closed splines are continuous closed loops.</li>
  10. <li>Specify the control points. After defining the third (for quadratic
  11. b-splines) or fourth (for cubic b-splines) control point, a preview will be
  12. shown. You can remove the last control point again by clicking the 'Undo'
  13. button in the options tool bar.</li>
  14. </ol>
  15. <p>
  16. Example for two open splines (quadratic and cubic):
  17. <br/>
  18. <img src="SplineControlPoints01.png" class="figure"/>
  19. <br/>
  20. Example for two closed, periodic splines (quadratic and cubic):
  21. <br/>
  22. <img src="SplineControlPoints02.png" class="figure"/>
  23. </p>
  24. </div>