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Adrian is right if we restrict ourselves to rectangular and triangular Bezier patches. However, some development of these basic patches were done by box splines (that I have not studied...

Here they are again: ![RoundedTip5pyramid](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19966253/125194650-26b84580-e24a-11eb-9e68-a911367f02fa.PNG) ![RoundedTip5pyramid_detail](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19966253/125194656-2cae2680-e24a-11eb-9133-b0f49aaa2e47.PNG)

I cannot assure the joint is G2 but I bet it is for that particular example. Here is a version where the pyramid edges are also rounded: ![Rounded5pyramid](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19966253/125195832-65043380-e24f-11eb-8dbf-1415e29b4319.PNG) The edge...

In principle, we could try to approach the rounding of any corner, whatever its valence, by quadrangular patches. It is enough to subdivide the corner topology similarly to the Catmull-Clark...

Thinking a little more about using subdivision for corner rounding, I realized that the mesh of an iterated C-C subdivision has a regularity that enables an implicit representation that exempts...

My intention is to have a picture of what has to be done. As soon as a test file is created, I would edit the above list. Another suggestion is...

> Makes sense. You can edit your list comment, and use the markup `[ ]` and `[x]` to get clickable/checkable checkboxes, so we can check them off as they are...

Another issue regarding the regression tests is to assure all arg options are considered in the tests of a function. For instance, test_find_circle_2tangents() in test_geometry.scad miss any test with with...

> Makes sense. You can edit your list comment, and use the markup `[ ]` and `[x]` to get clickable/checkable checkboxes, so we can check them off as they are...

I have included parameter validation tests on every API function and module of a library I am working on. To simplify the task, I have written another file (checks.scad) to...