Hi Ofnuts,
you are a guru in the path world, so I ask you about the result of combining:
1) Pursuit Curve
2) Path Blend
I followed the last info of Samj so I wanted to try what she did.
1-create a path set with Pursuit Suite (default parameters)
2-applying Path Blend; I did this in two versions:
2a - just indicating the last path as "from" and the before-last path as "to" as per Samj
I got the identical result of Samj; good!
2b - indicating the last path as "from" and the first path as "to"
I didn't get what Samj shows in her post but a worst (somehow strange) image
I asked Samj to tell me if something was wrong on my side, but she answered "I don't know"
I now come to you - as guru of paths - to ask whether you have a suggestion for me.
(From an environmental viewpoint, I use win 32 bits, while Samj uses win 64 bits)
I attach here:
- the nice result of Samj with all the paths filled by the golden gradient
- the nice result obtained by me specifying only the last two paths
- the not-nice result obtained by me specifying all the paths
Can you help me?
Thanks a lot...

Nothing to do with paths...

Doing the same thing as you I get the same results as you, which consistent with my understanding of RobA's masterpiece. I don't see how you can get the first one without using path-blend repeatedly for each pair of successive paths (which is hinted by dialogs 3 AND 4 in viewtopic.php?f=9&t=7342&start=20#p94216)

many thanks Ofnuts!
so, to get good results, one needs patience...

Unless one is versed in the Art Of Scripting... then nothing takes longer than the time it takes to write a script for it.

Consider that the two script you used already saved you about a month of work.