Hello!! Im working to improve my travel movements for 3D printing and i was wondering if there is any chance of making multiple tangent arcs between the end points and start points of a list of curves, just like the image, to make sure that the printer always ends and starts on a tangent way to the piece so it does not break the seed.
Thank u in advance!!
Definitely I don’t understand your question. Maybe another drawing and an attached .gh file would help
something like this?
arc_Seds.gh (8.6 KB)
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I dont have an .gh file bc i dont know how to do it in grasshopper, but the logic is, I have a geometry that starts at a point and it will be printed at the direction of the arrows, and for the travel path to the next geometry, I want to do a tangent arc that goes from the end point to the start point of the next piece. Its printing from right to left.
DUPLICATE THREAD 
if you start printing the left square and move to the right one, wouldn’t a curve that is both tangent to the exit segment of the left one (in red) and the entry segment of the right one (in green) look like this one (in blue) ?
if you want tangent arcs like in your images, it looks like you are only interested in the exit segments… but I guess it somehow conflicts with the concept of “breaking the seed” which I didn’t really understand
