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This is how things look with Curve Resolution set to **12** {F386752} This is how things look with Curve Resolution set to **3** {F386750} As you can see, the part where there's more points per Blender Unit get decimated - loose detail - when the curve resolution is higher. I'd expect quite the opposite. The less detailed parts of the curve behave as expected.

**Short description of error** When you have a curve with high resolution (many points), the part where there's more points per Blender Unit get decimated - loose detail. I'd expect quite the opposite. The less detailed parts of the curve behave as expected. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** # Open: {F416455} # change the **Preview U** from 1 up to 64 and watch what happens to the generated mesh. Here's screenshots from what you should see: U = 1 {F416458} U = 15 {F416457} U = 64 {F416456} And now with the curve control points overlay (edit mode): {F416466} This didn't happen until I subdivided the curves quite a lot - the more points the curve has, the worse the decimation that happens for high U values.

This is how things look with Curve Resolu**Short description set to **12**of error** {F386752}When you have a curve with high resolution (many points), the part where there's more points per Blender Unit get decimated - loose detail. I'd expect quite the opposite. The less detailed parts of the curve behave as expected. **Exact steps for others to reproduce the error** # Open: {F416455} # change the **Preview U** from 1 up to 64 and watch what happens to the generated mesh. Here's screenshots from what you should see: This is how things look with Curve Resolution set to **3**U = 1 {F386750}{F416458} As you can see, the part where there's more points per Blender Unit get decimated - loose detail - when the curve resolution is higher.U = 15 I'd expect quite the opposite.{F416457} U = 64 {F416456} And now with the curve control points overlay (edit mode): {F416466} This didn't happen until I subdivided the curves quite a lot - the more points the curve has, The less detailed parts of the curve behave as expectedthe worse the decimation that happens for high U values.