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Found a slightly better answer to the question that expands on markus-von-broady's answer with the spline version.

Adding a RadiusRadius node and connecting it to the ScaleScale property for the Instance on PointsInstance on Points node as shown below provides support for the curve's native Radius scaling(Alt+S) Alt + S which works for each point without any extra effort required.

Radius Node is Connected to the Scale input of the Instance on Points node

Found a slightly better answer to the question that expands on markus-von-broady's answer with the spline version.

Adding a Radius node and connecting it to the Scale property for the Instance on Points node as shown below provides support for the curve's native Radius scaling(Alt+S) which works for each point without any extra effort required.

Radius Node is Connected to the Scale input of the Instance on Points node

Found a slightly better answer to the question that expands on markus-von-broady's answer with the spline version.

Adding a Radius node and connecting it to the Scale property for the Instance on Points node as shown below provides support for the curve's native Radius scaling Alt + S which works for each point without any extra effort required.

Radius Node is Connected to the Scale input of the Instance on Points node

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Found a slightly better answer to the question that expands on markus-von-broady's answer with the spline version.

Adding a Radius node and connecting it to the Scale property for the Instance on Points node as shown below provides support for the curve's native Radius scaling(Alt+S) which works for each point without any extra effort required.

Radius Node is Connected to the Scale input of the Instance on Points node