Trombone, Bessel curve
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 From:  BurrMan
10738.4 In reply to 10738.3 
Hi Brian,
Still working on Pyriform and avianform curve?? Those options don't do anything yet...
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 From:  bemfarmer
10738.5 In reply to 10738.4 
Hi Burr,

So far I left the two lines of the build options, in the event I decided to have the script perform some other curves.
Exponential horn is a possibility, but there is only ONE flare value for a given set of r0, r1, and length, so a flare slider makes no sense.
Maybe some semi-fancy coding could make flare parameter and flare slider not show up for exponential...

So that is one reason why the name Alpha was used.
Some minor code modification and deleting the Build options would eliminate the leftover build options.

-Brian
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 From:  bemfarmer
10738.6 
Trombone Bell:

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 From:  bemfarmer
10738.7 
Version 3 of BesselHorn curve script has some minor changes.

1. Added Conical horn curve line. It is just a line, which revolves to a cone, or frustum.
Flare slider has no effect.

2. Added exponential horn curve. It is calculated with positive x values, and so lies to the right of the y-axis, automatically.
There is only one exponential curve between the two endpoints, so flare slider has no effect.
eFlare is the calculated flare for the exponential curve, for given parameters.

3. Shifted Bessel and Conical curves to right of y-axis. So all 3 curves have the same endpoints, for given set of parameters,
and there is less jumping around with changing parameters.

In the event a multi curve horn is created, the multiple curves would need to be placed sequentially, end to end.
A nodeeditor version used multiple times, each with its own parameters, might permit multiple joined segments, in a single node program. (Or multiplex mode...)

- Brian

EDITED: 27 Jun 2022 by BEMFARMER

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