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{{GuiCommand |
{{GuiCommand |
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|Name=Curves IsoCurve |
|Name=Curves IsoCurve |
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|MenuLocation=Curves → |
|MenuLocation=Curves → IsoCurve |
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|Workbenches=[[Curves Workbench|Curves]] |
|Workbenches=[[Curves Workbench|Curves]] |
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|Shortcut=None |
|Shortcut=None |
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|SeeAlso=[[Curves_JoinCurves|Curves JoinCurves]] |
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|SeeAlso= |
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Revision as of 12:04, 24 March 2020
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| Menu location |
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| Curves → IsoCurve |
| Workbenches |
| Curves |
| Default shortcut |
| None |
| Introduced in version |
| - |
| See also |
| Curves JoinCurves |
Description
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
Usage
- 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
- Press the
- A UV oriented lattice on the surface is created.
- Change
NumberUor/andNumberVto get more curves.
Notes
- Curves can be extracted as a subelement(e.g: with JoinCurves) for others uses.