1 | After starting the Extend Curve command, choose the extension mode in the
Mode drop-down list:
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2 | Click on all the curves you want to extend close to the endpoint to be modified (intersections might not be found if the selection point does not identify the endpoint: a warning would be displayed).![]() If the selected curve is a specialized curve (not a NURBS), you are asked to confirm whether you want to convert it into a NURBS (unless you have deselected the Ask before converting check box). End selection by right-clicking and selecting Continue in the context menu. |
3 | Specify the point you want the curve to be extended to (by simply clicking on a position or using a snap command).![]() |
4 | Set Continuity By: to
Tangency. |
5 | Click ![]() ![]() ![]() Click ![]() |
2 | Click on all the curves you want to extend close to the endpoint to be modified (intersections might not be found if the selection point does not identify the endpoint: a warning would be displayed)![]() If the selected curve is a specialized curve (not a NURBS), you are asked to confirm whether you want to convert it into a NURBS (unless you have deselected the Ask before converting check box). End selection by right-clicking and selecting Continue in the context menu. |
3 | Select the limit entity.![]() |
4 | Set Continuity By: to
Tangency. |
5 | Click ![]() ![]() ![]() Click ![]() |
2 | Click on all the curves you want to extend close to the endpoint to be modified (intersections might not be found if the selection point does not identify the endpoint: a warning would be displayed).![]() If the selected curve is a specialized curve (not a NURBS), you are asked to confirm whether you want to convert it into a NURBS (unless you have deselected the Ask before converting check box). End selection by right-clicking and selecting Continue in the context menu. |
3 | In the Length mini-dialog box, type the length value of the extension to be applied to the curve.
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4 | Set Continuity By: to
Tangency. |
5 | Click ![]() ![]() ![]() Click ![]() |