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To Manipulate Surface Constraints
You can manipulate surface constraints as follows:
Select a surface and click Restyle > Display Constraints. Alternatively, select a surface, right-click, and select Display Constraints. Symbols that represent the constraints between the leader and follower surfaces are displayed.
If required, you can change the surface constraint. Select a surface, right-click, and select Display Constraints. Select the constraint symbol, right-click, and select a new constraint.
If required, you can swap the direction of the leader and the follower surface. Select a surface, right-click, and select Display Constraints. Select the constraint symbol, right-click, and select Flip Leader.
If required, you can also delete the constraint. Select a surface, right-click, and select Display Constraints. Select the constraint symbol, right-click, and select Delete. This will detach the edge of the selected surface from the constraining curve.
Select a surface and click Restyle > Detach to detach the surface from its constraining curves. Alternatively, select a surface, right-click, and click Detach.
Select a surface and click Restyle > Modify Shape. Alternatively, select a surface, right-click, and select Modify Shape.
In case of Tangent Dependent, you can change the shape of the leader surface by dragging the control points of the second row and all subsequent rows.
 
* To maintain tangent dependency, the control points of the first and the second row of the follower surface are locked. You cannot drag these control points.
In case of Tangent Symmetric, you can change the shape of both the surfaces dragging the control points of the third row and all subsequent rows.
 
* To maintain tangent symmetric constraint, the control points of the first and the second row of both the surfaces are locked. You cannot drag these control points.
In case of Curvature Dependent, you can change the shape of the leader surface by dragging the control points of the second row and all subsequent rows.
 
* To maintain curvature continuity, the control points of the first three rows of the follower surface are locked. You cannot drag these control points.