What is the Tangent Weight of a Spline?

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What is meant by the tangent weight of a spline?
 
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Hey vee6.

Do you have a definition by any chance? Where did you come across this term?
 
chiro said:
Hey vee6.

Do you have a definition by any chance? Where did you come across this term?

It's from a CAD software called by Solidworks.
 
Are they just a set of points in 2D or 3D space?
 
chiro said:
Are they just a set of points in 2D or 3D space?

It's a 2D space.
 
Are they just the points that the spline goes through?
 
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