Abel Ludba wrote:
> Maybe, I did a mistake when I talked about finding centers. What I’d
> like to say is really finding out the middle of arcs (or lines): the
> point (middle of the arc) should be on the arc.
Right, that's making it a bit more complex :)
> I was thinking about using the Bufferer transformer (this gives me an
> area with symmetrical form), then, using other transformer (something
> like InsidePointReplacer) I (hope I ) can the get the middle of the arc…
That may work, but there's no guarantee the InsidePointReplacer places
the point on the location you have in mind.
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