How Closures Work in Blender's Geometry Nodes (Patreon)
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Blender 5.3 alpha quietly adds one of the most useful updates to the Curve to Mesh node yet: Miter Scale. In this video I break down exactly what's happening when your profile curve shrinks and tapers around sharp corners (and why that's been a headache for anyone doing architectural, hard-surface, or procedural modeling), then show how the new Miter Scale option and its limit angle finally let your profile maintain a consistent width all the way through a bend. I'll also walk through a real-world example showing how this small fix solves a problem that used to make procedurally generated walls taper awkwardly at their corners. If you use Geometry Nodes for anything involving curves and profiles, this is a feature you'll want in your toolkit.