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I'm using QuadCurve2D.Double at this moment - although Im more than happy to use any other Curve type that can do this.

Basically, I am looking to cut a curve into three segments of equal length.

While QuadCurve2D contains some handy methods for dividing curves they all seem to be splitting them into two segments. I was thinking about splitting them further and pasting them back together - but this still doesn't help as even in this way I can only split into powers of two.

This is turning into a bit of a headache, to be honest, and I'm really hoping someone can help.

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  • There's nothing wrong with dividing into six - except that it won't work: If I divide the original curve into two segments, and then divide again I end up with four. Then eight, sixteen, thirty-two etc. I basically never get a multiple of three. It's a mathematical impossibility. – user1310190 Apr 03 '12 at 11:17

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