Hi Michael,

Your solution works great for this example. However, I guess what I was going for is to be able to pick the intersection point of the curve and move it to other snap points on the scene.

With "edit/show points" on, I can do this by clicking anywhere on the curve and picking a point arbitrarily then dragging this "temporary" point and snapping to other things as I would normally do. I would like to do the same, but by being able to pick the intersection as the starting point. Its just I can never quite lock in the "true" intersection even while zoomed in because no pick point or crosshair at that intersection shows up on the screen that I could grab on. This would guarantee the curve is snapped to and passes through the next snap point I choose to place it in. Other tools can do it (e.g. pick the intersection), so I figured why not this one. :)

I dont mind if the nearby control points get slightly modified, what i've noticed is that while dragging the curve with "edit/show points" on, only the nearest 3 control points get affected while the others stay locked in position (at least from what I can tell). What I care about is being able to make slight modifications to the curve around those control points and not have to reconstruct the entire thing all over again, which in come cases I can never get it quite right without doing a lot of other work.

Let me know if this makes sense...

Re: your comment:
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Yeah, this was probably a left over change for when I was trying the "on curve" snap while dragging a point on the orange curve with "edit/show points" on in the top ortho view.

Best,

--Luis