Thank you Jitendra!!!
I think I solved my issues to identifying the points where I would like to separate the curve... I ended up using the information from:
[name].point[number].ENTRY_tangent.azimuth x [name].point[number].EXIT_tangent.azimuth
But now I have another problem (a small one)..
I selected a Curve and then record a macro where I use the Cut function...
Now I would like to replace this:
/// edit raise limit cuts
<b1l> 141,954725 277,191492 -16,854599 0,120541 -0,736776 -0,665305 0,714573 0 0 0 500 10000 -10000 -0,987217 0,104274 0,120541 0 -0,018572 0,675882 -0,736776 0 -0,158297 -0,729596 -0,665305 0 233,536426 -218,967632 175,903262 1 @Anonymous 277 - Nº 35
<bu> 141,954725 277,191492 -16,854599 0,120541 -0,736776 -0,665305 0,714573 0 0 0 500 10000 -10000 -0,987217 0,104274 0,120541 0 -0,018572 0,675882 -0,736776 0 -0,158297 -0,729596 -0,665305 0 233,536426 -218,967632 175,903262 1 @Anonymous 277 - Nº 35
SELECT CLEARLIST ///
With specific posicion coordinates extracted from the compcurve[name].point[number].x , compcurve[name].point[number].y , compcurve[name].point[number].z...
Something like this:
/// edit raise limit cuts
20 20 20 (coordination)
SELECT CLEARLIST///
I know how to extract the coordenates but I don't know how to use them with the Cut function...or even how to simulate a mouse click on this coordinates.
Thank you again.