That feature was requested so many times, yet it’s still not implemented in Rhino after years of asking. Hopefully it will be done for Rhino 7 later this year (hint hint), because the inability to preserve the control point flow while matching with G2 is the biggest missing feature in “Match surface” at the moment (along with an integrated “Rebuild surface” in a similar fashion like the “Excplicit control” in Alias).
To fight against this lacking feature in Rhino, I’m forced to spend a huge time with manual adjusting individual control points with the “MoveUVN” tool, which is not optimal for more complex shapes with a higher control point count. Of course, doing this manually relying solely on the Zebra analysis results in something like an approximate G1,95 (not a full true G2).
