Question

Identify the parts of a Bezier curve.



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B
C
A

Answer 1

I don’t see the diagram or which mark is A, B, or C. Could you either upload the image or describe where A, B, and C are (for example “A is at an end point,” “B is the small square handle,” “C is the line between points”)?

Meanwhile, here are the common parts of a Bézier curve you can match to A/B/C:
- Endpoints (anchor points): the start and end points of the curve.
- Control points (handles): points that don’t lie on the curve but pull its shape.
- Control polygon (handle lines): the straight lines connecting control points/anchors.
- Tangent handles (direction handles): the vectors from an endpoint to its associated control point, which set the curve’s entry/exit direction.
- Curve segment: the smooth Bézier curve itself.

Tell me how A, B, and C are positioned and I’ll place the correct names.