mh… based on what you have here… perhaps the operator internally “closes” the curve to get a winding order? (which is not possible on a straight line?) what happens if you start with a straight line, then move the last point over a bit (to allow for an L shape) ?
I have the same issue. When you put transform node in between it appears randomly if moved or rotated. Somehow I think extrude does not know here to extrude the simple line.
it works for me (18.5.408), if you choose for extrusion mode (point normal and attribute), where the attribute should be a point vector attribute, which defines the direction. You can also change the length and it will effect distance. The orientation along curve will automatically give you v@up attribute.
it works for me (18.5.408), if you choose for extrusion mode (point normal and attribute), where the attribute should be a point vector attribute, which defines the direction. You can also change the length and it will effect distance. The orientation along curve will automatically give you v@up attribute.
Thanks, that's huge. But I was looking for a simpler solution. Usual DCC has a straight forward way of achieving just extruded spline. I think polyextrude with translate makes it more accessible. But thank you anyway!
