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It's called C2 continuity.

• yshklarov 4y ago
  Do you know whether it's usual nowadays in industrial design to make curves that are actually smooth (I mean, derivatives of all orders are continuous) and not just C2? Or is it technically challenging for some reason, or not useful?
• kelsolaar 4y ago
  The Continuity of Splines: https://youtu.be/jvPPXbo87ds https://youtu.be/jvPPXbo87ds
  • harywilke 4y ago
    I came here to post exactly this excellent video on splines by Freya Holmér. This discontinuity of reflections effect is directly mentioned at 29 minutes in chapter 4 on geometric continuity.
  • milosmns 4y ago
    Thank you.
• jsjohnst 4y ago
  Actually, you only need G2 continuity for the reflection to be continuous (yes, C2 is also G2 for regular curves).