Geometry Fix toolbar
To open a toolbar
Toolbars can be opened as a free-standing group or added to the current group.
To open a toolbar as a free-standing group
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Click the Options icon in any toolbar group. 
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On the menu, click Show Toolbar, and then select the toolbar name from the list. |
To open a toolbar as a new tab in the current group
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Click the Options icon in the toolbar group where you want to add the new tab.
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On the menu, click Show or Hide Tabs, and then select the toolbar name from the list. |
Check
Report errors in an object's data structure.
CheckNewObjects
Report errors in an object's data structure as it is created or imported.
Explode
Break objects down into components.
ExtractSrf
Separate or duplicate a polysurface face.
Hide
Conceal objects from view.
Invert and Hide
Deselect all selected objects and select all previously unselected objects and hide.
Join
Connect curves, surface edges, or surfaces to form a single object.
JoinEdge
Join two naked edges that are out of tolerance.
PointsOn
Display curve and surface control points.
SelBadObjects
Select all objects that do not pass Check.
Show
Redisplay all hidden objects.
ShowEdges
Highlight edges of surfaces and polysurfaces. Displays the Edge Analysis control.
ShowSelected
Redisplay selected hidden objects.
ShrinkTrimmedSrf
Contract the underlying untrimmed surface close to trimming boundaries.
ShrinkTrimmedSrfToEdge
Contract the underlying untrimmed surface as close as possible to the trimming boundaries.
Smooth
Average the positions of curve and surface control points and mesh vertices in a specified region and evens out the spacing of selected control points in small increments to remove unwanted detail, and loops in curves and surfaces.
Split
Divide objects using other objects as cutters.
Trim
Cut and delete selected portions of an object at the intersection with another object.
Untrim
Remove trim curves from trimmed surfaces.
Undo
Undo the last action.
Redo
Reverse the last Undo.
Untrim
Remove trim curves from trimmed surfaces.
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