Curves IsoCurve
Curves IsoCurve
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Menu location
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Surfaces → IsoCurve
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Workbenches
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Curves
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Default shortcut
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None
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Introduced in version
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-
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See also
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Curves JoinCurves
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Description
The
Curves IsoCurve tool applies a UV oriented lattice onto selected surfaces.
Above: shows the surface before (left) and after (right) applying the tool
Usage
- Select one or more faces in the 3D view.
- There are several ways to invoke the tool:
- Press the
IsoCurve button.
- Select the Surfaces →
IsoCurve option from the menu.
- A IsoCurve object is created for each selected face, applying a UV oriented lattice on each face.
- Optionally edit the values in the Property editor to change the numbers of iso curves along U and V directions and adjust the related properties (see Properties below).
Notes
- Curves can be extracted as a subelement (e.g: with Curves JoinCurves) for others uses or just to help to visualize the shape.
Properties
See also: Property editor.
A IsoCurve object is derived from a Part Feature object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:
Data
Iso Curve
- DataFace (
LinkSub
): Input face.
- DataMode (
Enumeration
): Number of IsoCurves.
Multi
(default): ...
Single
: ...
- DataNumber U (
Integer
): Number of IsoCurves in U direction.
- DataNumber V (
Integer
): Number of IsoCurves in V direction.
- DataOrientation (
Enumeration
): Curve Orientation.
- DataParameter (
Float
): IsoCurve parameter.
User documentation
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