no worries Marcus, got it,
what about this:
#####################################################
import pymel.core as pm
crv1 = pm.PyNode('curve1')
crv2 = pm.PyNode('curve2')
loc = pm.createNode('locator')
locTransform = loc.getParent()
loc.setParent(crv2, s=True, r=True)
pm.delete(locTransform)
cpoc = pm.createNode('nearestPointOnCurve')
# connect ep[1] to locator local position
pm.connectAttr(crv2.editPoints[1], loc.localPosition, f=True)
crv1.worldSpace[0] >> cpoc.inputCurve
loc.worldPosition[0] >> cpoc.inPosition
closestPnt = cpoc.position.get()
cmds.spaceLocator(n='closestPointLoc',p=closestPnt)
#####################################################
just need to create two curves near to each other and the locator created
('closestPointLoc') shows the closest point. I just need there to be a Knot
created on the curve at the position of this locator...
does this make sense?
thanks,
Sam
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