Where can I find this command?
The EndBulge command adjusts the shape of a curve at its end or a surface near an untrimmed edge.
Steps
| 1. | Select a curve. |
| 2. | Select a point indicator. |
| 3. | Drag the point indicator to a new location, and press Enter. |
Command-line options
Continuity 1 / Continuity 2
Sets the continuity for each end of the curve or surface.
Note
| ● | The EndBulge command lets you edit the shape of a curve without changing the tangent direction and the curvature of the curve. This is especially useful with curves that conform to other geometry, as with the Blend command. |
| ● | The curve's control points are constrained along a path that keeps the direction and curvature from changing. |
| ● | Turn on the CurvatureGraph when using EndBulge to watch the graph change while the curve is being adjusted. |
To edit a surface edge
| 1. | Select a surface edge. |
| 2. | Pick a location on the edge you want to influence. Define a region along the edge on either side of the point you choose to edit. This region will be changed according to the adjustments, but the effect of the editing will taper off to zero at each end of the region. If you do not define a region, the adjustment is the same along the entire edge. |
| 3. | Pick the start of the area on the edge to edit, or press Enter to edit entire edge. |
| 4. | Pick the end of the area. |
| 5. | Drag control points to edit the edge bulge. |
Command-line options
Continuity
Sets the continuity for the blend.
Tangency
Position and curve direction.
Curvature
Position, direction, and radius of curvature.
PreserveOtherEnd
Maintains the specified continuity at the other end of the object from the edit area.
None
No constraint.
Position
Location only.
Tangency
Position and curve direction.
Curvature
Position, direction, and radius of curvature.
See also
Edit objects using control points
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