Creo Interactive Surface Design (Style) > Curves > Editing Multiple Curves > To Edit Multiple Curves
To Edit Multiple Curves
This is the generic procedure to edit multiple curves.
1. In the Model Tree, right-click the Style feature that contains the curves to edit, and choose Edit Definition. The Style tab opens.
2. To make sure that no curves or points are selected, click anywhere in the graphics window except on the curves or other geometric entities.
3. To select curves to edit:
a. Click Style > Curve Edit. The Curve Edit tab opens.
b. Select curves in any of these ways:
▪ Select Box in the selection filter, and drag a box around the curves.
▪ If you drag the box from left to right, then only the curves that are completely inside the box are selected.
▪ If you drag the box from right to left, then the curves that the box intersects are selected, even if only part of a curve is inside the box.
▪ Select Lasso in the selection filter, and left-click and drag the pointer to draw a closed loop around the curves. Curves that are completely inside the loop are selected.
▪ Select Trace in the selection filter, and left-click and drag the pointer to draw a trace line to select curves.
▪ Hold down the CTRL key while you click curves.
You could also select the curves first, and then click Curve Edit.
4. To select free points or tangents to edit on the selected curves, do any of the following:
◦ Select Box in the selection filter, and drag a box around the points or tangents.
◦ Select Lasso in the selection filter, and left-click and drag the pointer to draw a closed loop around the points or tangents.
◦ Hold down the CTRL key and click points or tangents.
5. Move points and adjust tangents as required.
6. Click OK.
About Multiple Curve Edits
To Change the Location of Multiple Points
To Change the Tangent Options for Multiple Curves
To Offset Multiple Planar Curves
To Convert Multiple Curves
About Curve Connections
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