Shape Sculpt


	Import Subdivision See Flyout for Importing or Exporting.
	Rectangle See Flyout for Creating Open Primitives.
	Sphere See Flyout for Creating Closed Primitives.
	IMA - Parametric Primitive Creates a parametric primitive. See Creating Advances Primitives.
	Revolve See Flyout for Creating Swept Surfaces.
	IMA - Mesh Drawing See Flyout for Drawing Surfaces.
	IMA - Sketch Curve Creates a styling curve. See Creating a Curve.
	Point See Flyout for Creating Wireframe Elements.
	IMA - Working Zone Defines a working area that contains the elements to use when performing a modification. See Defining the Working Zone.
	IMA - Multi-Selection Selects multiple surfaces and performs modifications on them.
	IMA - Modification Modifies styling curves or subdivision surfaces. See Modifying and Deforming Surfaces Using the Tools Palette.
	IMA - Face Cutting Cuts faces in two or more parts. See Cutting Faces.
	IMA - Extrusion See Flyout for Extruding and Subdividing Surfaces.
	IMA - Bevel Adds a bevel to increase the density of the mesh. See Creating a Bevel.
	IMA - Erasing See Flyout for Erasing and Cutting Surfaces.
	IMA - Mesh Tools Modifies the mesh. See Modifying the Mesh.
	IMA - Merge Merges two subdivision surfaces at their open edges. See Merging Subdivision Surfaces.
	IMA - Fitting Mesh Fits the subdivision surface on a target surface. See Fitting a Subdivision Surface on Another Support.
	IMA - Smooth Mesh See Flyout for Modifying Surfaces.
	IMA - Symmetry See Flyout for Defining Symmetries.
	IMA - Creation Match Surface Creates a matching constraint between the edge of a subdivision and a curve. See Creating a Matching Constraint.
	IMA - Creation Detail Modeling Maps a picture on a subdivision surface to add detail while modeling See Mapping a Picture Onto a Subdivision Surface.
	IMA - Character Line Creates character lines on a subdivision surface. See Managing Character Lines.
	IMA - Link Associates a subdivision surface to a point, a curve or another subdivision surface to deform the subdivision surface. See Associating Elements.

Flyout for Importing or Exporting


	IMA - Import Subdivision Meshes Imports subdivision surfaces from .obj files. See Importing a Mesh.
	IMA - Export Subdivision Meshes Exports subdivision surfaces and meshes to another software. See Exporting a Mesh.

Flyout for Drawing Surfaces


	IMA - Mesh Drawing Creates a plane mesh or a 3D mesh. See Drawing a Mesh.
	IMA - Strip Drawing Creates stripped surfaces from sections drawn on a support. See Creating Stripped Surfaces.
	IMA - Tube Drawing Creates tubular surfaces from sections drawn on a support. See Creating Tubular Surfaces.

Flyout for Creating Open Primitives


	IMA - Rectangle Creates a rectangular surface. See Creating a Rectangle.
	IMA - Circle Creates a circular opened surface. See Creating a Circle.
	IMA - Triangle Creates a triangular opened surface. See Creating a Triangle.
	IMA - Ring Creates a ring-shaped surface. See Creates a Ring.
	IMA - D-Circle Creates a densified circle, that is a circle with more sections. See Creating a D-Circle.
	IMA - D-Ring Creates a densified ring, that is a ring with more sections. See Creating a D-Ring.

Flyout for Creating Closed Primitives


	IMA - Sphere Creates a sphere. See Creating a Sphere.
	IMA - Cylinder Creates a sphere with a weight applied on top and bottom edges. See Creating a Cylinder.
	IMA - Box Creates a sphere with a weight applied on all edges and vertices. See Creating a Box.
	IMA - Pyramid Creates a surface made of three triangular equilateral surfaces. See Creating a Pyramid.
	IMA - Torus Creates a surface made of boxes connected along a circle. See Creating a Torus.
	IMA - D-Sphere Creates a densified sphere, that is a sphere with more sections. See Creating a D-Sphere.
	IMA - D-Cylinder Creates a densified cylinder, that is a cylinder with more sections. See Creating a D-Cylinder.
	IMA - D-Torus Creates a densified torus, that is a torus with more sections. See Creating a D-Torus.

Flyout for Creating Swept Surfaces


	IMA - Revolve Creates a subdivision surface by revolving a curve around an axis. See Creating Revolution Surfaces.
	IMA - Extrude Creates subdivision surfaces by extruding a profile or using a guide curve. See Creating Extrusion Surfaces.
	IMA - Net Surface Creates a subdivision surface, based on an existing set of curves. See Creating a Net Surface.

Flyout for Creating Wireframe Elements


	Point Creates points. See Creating Points.
	Line Creates lines. See Creating Lines.
	Plane Creates planes. See Creating Planes.

Flyout for Extruding and Subdividing Surfaces


	IMA - Extrusion Extrudes faces and edges. See Extruding.
	IMA - Face Subdivision Creates a set of faces inside a face. See Subdividing Faces.

Flyout for Erasing and Cutting Surfaces


	IMA - Erasing Erases faces or edges. See Erasing Faces and Edges.
	IMA - Cut by Plane Cuts a subdivision surface by a plane and removes one side of the subdivision surface. See Cutting a Subdivision Surface by a Plane.
	IMA - Cut by Edges Cuts a subdivision surface by one or more edges to modify the existing mesh or create sub-parts of the mesh. See Cutting a Subdivision Surface by an Edge.

Flyout for Modifying Surfaces


	IMA - Smooth Mesh Restructures the position of the vertices of the mesh. See Smoothing the Base Mesh.
	IMA - Control of Dimension Modifies the dimensions of a subdivision surface. See Dimensioning Subdivisions.
	IMA - Draft Defines a draft angle on a subdivision surface. See Drafting a Subdivision Surface.
	IMA - Reverse Normal Inverts the normal subdivision surface. See Inverting the Normal of a Subdivision Surface.
	IMA - Instance Creation Creates an instance from a subdivision surface. See Managing Subdivision Instances.

Flyout for Defining Symmetries


	IMA - Symmetry Creates a symmetry of a subdivision surface. See Performing a Symmetry.
	IMA - Symmetric Plane Constraint Defines two symmetric zones using a plane and a subdivision surface to be constrained. See Defining a Symmetry Using a Plane.
	IMA - Symmetric Zone Defines two zones of a subdivision surface to constrain as symmetric zones when performing modifications. See Defining Symmetric Zones.