In the following step-by-step example you will use the Insert Free Hand Curve command to sketch a curve to be used in order to modify the shape of your model.
Please note that a model very similar to the one used in the following example is provided the sample subfolder of your installation folder under the name of "samplec.e3" (Courtesy of STS www.vercarmodel.com Gruppo Vercarmodel
Via I° Maggio 2/4 10043 Orbassano (TO) - ITALY).
1 | Check the Set Input box, so as to enable input through the Wacom® tablet and pen. In the drop-down list select
On XZ plane, so as to set the input plane to the World XZ plane. |
2 | Using the Set Target command, set the target to the appropriate position.![]() |
3 | Check the Degree box under
More Options and set the curve degree to 2 (keeping the degree as low as possible enables you to create simpler NURBS). |
4 | Lay the pen onto the tablet so as to start sketching.![]() End sketching by moving the pen away from the tablet: ![]() |
4 | Click ![]() |
5 | Re-orient the model so as to be able to create a new curve. In the drop-down list select On YZ plane, so as to set the input plane to the World YZ plane. |
6 | Check the Show Section so as to display the outline of the section obtained on the model by using the input plane. If the
Depth is not the right one, you can drag the handle until it matches your needs. Sketch your new curve.![]() |
7 | Click ![]() ![]() Click ![]() |