Hello,
Thanks for your help !
I found the issue but it’s strange !
If I use “uv” as attribute/property name it doesn’t work.
But if I use any other name like “Hello” or “UVMap” then it works.
Like if the name “uv” is already reserved for other things in my file but i don’t know what ?
Weird… it doesn’t do that in my setup (Using Blender 3.1.2) - is it possible one of the plugins you are using is somehow “reserving” that attribute name?
Good luck.
Yes it’s probably form one of the addon I’m using, I will try to isolate the source.
Thanks
This is so freaking good, great work!!
Updated Blender 4.0 version added to original post. New method now doesn’t require disconnect curve.
Thanks…
Similar to the primitives it is up to you how you want to capture the UVs:
Thank you for updating your projects here. Always great if you stumble upon it via a google search^^
File above has been updated to support curves and profiles with 2 points…
The fix has kindly been provided by @Zebrahead
Previously when either the curve or the profile consisted of a 2-point curve, then the node-group will not produce the correct results. This has been fixed.
Many thanks to Zebrahead for finding the issue and providing the fix!
While preparing an example for someone, I found a slight problem with the caps. I am using the Version 3, for some reason version 4 was doing this;
With version 3 the caps were not taking into account the radius of the points so I added a capture attribute to get the radius to scale the instances of the caps
Without it it did this
I have not checked this in other use cases, but I thought it was worth noting.
Thanks for your Tool by the way. 
Thanks for the feedback… unfortunately I cannot reproduce the issues with version 4. Could you maybe please share the blend file? Thanks.
Sure here it is, version 4 does do the caps well but the UV’s are off.
C-mV4.blend (130.5 KB)
Thanks for the feedback.
The issue is that the UV output was in Point Attribute Domain… it needs to be using the Face-Corner Attribute Domain… Same goes for the CapMask. You can also use Named Attributes instead of the Group output but you also need to remember to use the Face-Corner Domain.
Hope that helps.
Ok so my fault!
Yeah, the old one was disconnecting cyclic curves, so, altering the underlying Geometry and was quite a bit slower as a result…
No, I’m thinking it is my fault for not being clear in the description… Will update.
Thanks!
Yes I looked a bit closer and saw that version 3 worked because it was splitting the profile curve.
Version 4 is better.
