After starting the Advanced Curve Continuity command, proceed as follows (please note that you can follow this step-by-step example by loading file: "CurveAdvancedContinuity.e3").
| 1 | Select the chain of curves to be modified. To do this, first move the cursor onto the first curve of the chain.![]() Then right-click and select Select Chain from This. Finally, end selection (by right-clicking and selecting Continue or by clicking on Reference curves).![]() To change the selected chain, right-click and select Reset Current Selection. Then select another chain of curves. |
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| 2 | Select the reference curves the ones on which the target point will be chosen using the Select Chain from This operator as you did in step 1 for the curves to be modified.![]() To change the selected chain, right-click and select Reset Current Selection. Then select another chain of curves. |
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| 3 | When you end the selection of the reference curves, a preview is displayed (if you don't explicitly end selection, the Preview ( ) button shows up on top of the selection list. Click it to get a preview of the resulting curves).The program automatically detects the two nearest endpoints of the chains and shows the solution you would get with positional continuity.![]()
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| 4 | Now move the endpoints and set the continuity conditions as shown in the illustration below:![]() The Weight handle and box enable you to adjust the tangency factor at the joint (supplying negative values will cause the tangent to get the opposite direction, just like double-clicking on the handle). ![]() |
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| 5 | Several options are available under More Options to enable you to better control the shape of the resulting curve(s). See Additional Advanced Curve Continuity Options for details. |
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| 6 | Click or to confirm your selections and create the curve(s).![]() Click to discard your changes. |