Hi hadri1,

For the case that you showed:



You can detect 3 corner points by this method:

function CountCornerPoints( crv )
{
	var num_corners = 0;

	/* Count 1 for each segment after the first segment. */

	var segment_list = crv.getSubObjects();
	var num_segments = segment_list.length;

	num_corners += (num_segments - 1);

	if ( !crv.isClosed )
	{
		/* If the curve is open add one for start point and one for end point. */
		num_corners += 2;
	}
	else
	{
		/* If the curve is closed add one if it is sharp at the start/end seam point. */
		var seg = segment_list.item(0);
		if ( !seg.getIsG1ToAdjacentSegment(0) )
		{
			num_corners++;
		}
	}

	return num_corners;
}

- Michael

Hi hadri1,
That’s because you’re selecting the curve and the points at the same time. If you only select the curve, you’ll see other information, including the segments.
The end points are not corner points, which makes sense to me. Furthermore, if, for a selected curve, the Properties panel shows you 2 segments (even if you can’t see them visually), this indicates that you have 1 corner point on your curve.

I’m adding a curve with 3 segments, so 2 corner points (and 2 end points that are not corner points).

- Zooen