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## Interpolation Steps
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Building a *Bézier* spline from a single curve requires a high degree curve to accurately fit a complex shape. Quadratic B-splines however, split this process into multiple *quadratic* sub-splines (piecewise approach). The optional **`interpolationSteps`** tag allows controlling the number of interpolation steps being used. Of omitted, this property defaults to **10**.
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Building a *Bézier* spline from a single curve requires a high degree curve to accurately fit a complex shape. Quadratic B-splines however, split this process into multiple *quadratic* sub-splines (piecewise approach). The optional **`interpolationSteps`** tag allows controlling the number of interpolation steps being used. If omitted, this property defaults to **10**.
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Control points are a set of points used to determine the shape of the spline curve. The spline shown in Fig. 2 uses two control points, the first located at x<sub>1</sub>=0.5 and y<sub>1</sub>=0 and the second at x<sub>2</sub>=0.5 and y<sub>2</sub>=1 |
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