Curves IsoCurve: Difference between revisions

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The Curves IsoCurve tool applies a UV oriented lattice on to a selected surface. This tool is part of the external workbench called Curves.

Above: shows the before (left) and after (right) surface applied IsoCurve

Switch to the Curves workbench (install from Addon Manager is necessary, if not previously installed)
Select an unique surface on the 3D view
Invoke the IsoCurve tool a few ways:
- Press the button
- Use the Curves → IsoCurve entry from the Curves menu
A UV oriented lattice on the surface is created.
Change NumberU or/and NumberV to get more curves.

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-The [[Image:Curves_IsoCurve.svg|24px]] [[Curves IsoCurve]] .... This tool is part of the [[external workbenches|external workbench]] called [[Curves Workbench|Curves]].
+The [[Image:Curves_IsoCurve.svg|24px]] [[Curves IsoCurve]] tool applies a UV oriented lattice on to a selected surface. This tool is part of the [[external workbenches|external workbench]] called [[Curves Workbench|Curves]].
+[[File:Curves_IsoCurve_Demo.jpg|600x400px]]
+{{Caption|Above: shows the before (left) and after (right) surface applied IsoCurve}}
 ==Usage== <!--T:5-->
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 # Invoke the IsoCurve tool a few ways:
 #* Press the [[Image:Curves_IsoCurve.svg|24px]] button
-#* Use the {{MenuCommand|Curves → }}
+#* Use the {{MenuCommand|Curves → IsoCurve}} entry from the Curves menu
-# A lattice UV oriented on the surface is created.
+# A UV oriented lattice on the surface is created.
 # Change {{incode|NumberU}} or/and {{incode|NumberV}} to get more curves.
 ==Notes== <!--T:7-->
-[[Image:Capture.jpg]]
 * Curves can be extracted as a subelement(e.g: with JoinCurves) for others uses.