Primary Area

The primary area of the Edition section provides commands for editing curves and surfaces.

This page discusses:



Converter Wizard
Converts curves and surfaces into NUPBS curves and surfaces, and modifies their properties.
See Approximating and Segmenting Procedural Curves.

Approximating and Segmenting Procedural Surfaces



Control Points
See Flyout for Modifying Shapes


Styling Extrapolate
Increases or decreases the length of a curve or surface boundary.
See Extrapolating Curves.

Extrapolating Surfaces

This command is only available in FreeStyle Shape Design.



Extend
Makes a curve longer by extending one or both of its end points. Makes a surface bigger or smaller by extending its boundaries.
See Extending Shapes.


Break Curve
Trims a curve into two or more parts by using any combination of points, curves, planes, and surfaces.
See Breaking Curves.

This command is only available in FreeStyle Shape Design.



Break Surface
Trims a surface into two or more parts by using any combination of curves, planes, and surfaces.
See Breaking Surfaces.

This command is only available in FreeStyle Shape Design.



Matching Constraint
Connects surfaces using a range of continuity constraints.
See Creating a Matching Constraint.

This command is only available in FreeStyle Shape Design.



Match Surface
See Flyout for Matching Surfaces


Match Curve
Matches a curve with another curve, a point on a curve, or a 3D point.
See Matching Curves.


Fit to Geometry
Fits a curve or a datum surface to other geometry.
See Fitting a Shape to Other Geometry.


Untrim
Restores the trimmed curve or surface to its original shape.
See Restoring a Surface or Curve.


Disassemble
Disassembles multi-cell curves or surfaces into mono-cell, or mono-domain curves or surfaces.
See Disassembling Shapes.


Join
Assemble adjacent curves or surfaces to one element.

Flyout for Modifying Shapes



Control Points
Modifies a curve or a surface by manipulating control points.
See Using Control Points.


Global Deformation
Deforms several surfaces in a single operation using an intermediate patch or a handle.
See Deforming Multiple Surfaces Using Control Points.

Flyout for Matching Surfaces



Match Surface
Matches a surface with another surface or curve.
See Matching Surfaces.


Multi-Side Match Surface
Matches a mono-cell non-relimited surface to two to four surfaces.
See Multi-Side Matching.

This command is only available in FreeStyle Shape Design.