Quick Tip 37: Spline Projection

[@zeewaqarhusnain1743]

its not what you show, its the top class logical and rational explanation that drives the point home. 5 stars.

[@Efadh]

thank you for this tip

[@Robinssoncravents]

Best_Spline tutorial ever

[@mbakisisibanda6191]

The second method is dope!!

[@MirkoMancini]

Really useful, I didn't know about that, thank you!

[@Grandetrepertre]

Thank you!

[@stream492]

thanks a lot

[@moadhadi6277]

Thank you

[@gareth_3d]

nice tip! didnt know there was another way to project

[@StarseedLightcodes]

thanks!

[@iamYork_]

I always wondered that...

[@juliandemharter6296]

i dont know why but some of the points stay where they are and don´t get projected. the result is a loopy spline geometry? has someone had the problem?

[@finn8030]

I got the same problem here, but no solution.....

[@yulee1838]

maybe you should make sure you smooth circle big enough，increase Radius ，narrow the view of object。？

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Sorry, just noticed this, try changing the viewport display to "Gouroud Shading", then it should work. I think this might be a bug.

[@magicdog5623]

Hi, im using c4d r2025 and the project tool is not working like it should. Im wondering if anyone is experiencing this because when using previous versions it worked fine. If Im in perspective mode it will not project using the view mode. Is this a bug?

[@antonnsemenov]

I have the same issue. It works in orthographic views though, top, front etc.

[@drewnix7201]

Nice tip. I wish that smooth was keyframable.

[@samanthalopez2502]

🤯

[@aliazzam626]

I think another way is to increase the number of points by subdividing the spline

[@User-pq2yn]

👍👍👍

[@AB-mv1mb]

now i can create roads on mountains much quickly