Cynthia Desgagné

After discussion with my teacher, we found this solution:
- Scatter and Align on the cube, so each point of the cube has the normal of the surface it sits on.
- Transfer Attribute between the points of the vine and the points on the cube so each point has the normal of the surface.
It fixes both problems efficiently.

I'm trying to add ivy to a building. The ivy can be on multiple sides of the building, including the roof. A simple cube can stand in for the building for now.
I'm using DrawCurve (with Projection: Geometry) to trace a few curves that go from one face of the cube to another, then I resample to get only a few points on the curves where I'll add leaves using Copy to Point. I followed Indie-Pixel's tutorial about correcting curve direction [www.youtube.com], but all the leaves in a curve are oriented the same, regardless of the face of the cube they are on. Is there a way to force the normal of each point to match the normal of the face they are generated on?
Also, some curves (different strokes) are completely inside the cube. I've been trying to use Ray on a smaller version of the cube to fix that, but I'm open to other suggestions.