1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the symbol of the mesh conditioning at a point on an edge which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that mesh condition opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the mesh conditioning on that edge.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify conditioning at a point on a face,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the symbol of the mesh conditioning at a point on a face which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that mesh condition opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the mesh conditioning on that face.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify conditioning on a vertex,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the vertex mesh conditioning symbol that you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that mesh condition opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the mesh conditioning on that vertex.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify conditioning along an edge,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the edge mesh conditioning symbol which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that mesh condition opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the mesh conditioning on that edge.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify conditioning over a face,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the face mesh conditioning symbol which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that mesh condition opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the mesh conditioning on that face.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify a hardpoint on a vertex,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the hardpoint symbol on the vertex which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that hardpoint opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the hardpoint on that vertex.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify a hardpoint on a edge,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the hardpoint symbol on the edge which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that hardpoint opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the hardpoint on that edge.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To modify a hardpoint on a face,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Modify.
3. In the viewport, click on the hardpoint symbol on the face which you want to modify.
The parameters dialog box for that hardpoint opens with the current values displayed in the fields. This dialog is the same dialog you used when you created the hardpoint on that face.
4. Make the desired changes to any of the variables available in the dialog box.
5. Click to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.
To delete a mesh condition,
1. Click Modify and then, in the Mesh group, click the arrow next to Conditions.
2. Click Delete.
3. In the viewport, click the condition to delete.
to accept the changes when you have finished modifying the mesh condition.