best i can think of is to shatter at defined curve parameters.

you can either work generically with a re-parametised curve (0-1) or
work specifically with the curve at hand.

give it a shot somehow your sinus inputs converted into parameters
along the target curve


On Feb 20, 8:12 am, sdg <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> Looking to divide a curve into uneven segments, but I'd like more
> control than the random divide post suggests. I've been working with
> the length between two sine curves (varying number of points,
> frequency + amplitude) to get a list of varied (but similar) lengths.
> Now I'd like to use those lengths with a divide.Length command, but I
> end up with even divisions for each of the individual lengths in my
> list. I tried an Evaluate Length, but I'm not convinced the results
> are dividing A to B, then B to C, and so on- my divisions are not
> equal to the length data. Any help is appreciated!

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