Hi Tom, re:

> I draw 2 curves and they should have one point in common where both of them
> touch each other in identical coordinates>> see attachment

Do you mean that the curves currently don't touch in the z direction and that's where you're adjusting them?

Can you please post the 3DM model file for your example?

Maybe working with just half of your adjusting curve so that it had an endpoint where you wanted it to touch could work better, then you'd adjust the last 2 points and move the endpoint right onto the spot you want it to touch, then mirror or rotate a copy of it to get the other half.

Right now it's difficult to adjust some point on the curve that's not an end or corner point like that, although when you have control points of a curve turned on you can drag directly on the curve to move the point on the curve to another location but there isn't a way to grab the midpoint of the curve as the spot being located.


> Is there a better way to control the "perfect match" than zooming in - maybe as
> done in your last "little script" ?

Sorry I don't understand this part, are you talking about the endpoint marking script?

- Michael