UNTRIM_DIALOG recovers the underlying surface of an
existing face to create a new face part.
+---------------<-----------------+
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--->(UNTRIM_DIALOG)--+--(:FACE_PART)--|face part|------+--->
| |
+--(:FACE_TO_UNTRIM)--|face|------+
| |
+--(:ENLARGEMENT)--|factor|-------+
| |
+--(:USE_FACE_BOX)--+--(:ON)---+--+
| | | |
| +--(:OFF)--+ |
| |
+--(:PREVIEW)---------------------+
The following options are available:
- :FACE_PART - specifies the name of the new face part.
- :FACE_TO_UNTRIM - specifies the actual face to be untrimmed.
- :ENLARGEMENT - specifies the extension factor for the untrimmed
face geometry. For example, a factor of 2 produces an untrimmed
face part twice as large (if geometrically and topologically
permissible) as the trimmed face.
- :USE_FACE_BOX - specifies that a face box should be applied
to the face. This face box serves as a bounding box around
the face for the untrim operation. If you specify :OFF for
the face box option, the entire underlying surface of
the face will be regenerated.
- :PREVIEW - enables you to preview the result of the untrim operation.
You can use the UNTRIM action to identify the underlying
surface of a face produced by a trim operation and/or to
extend such a face along its underlying surface.
The following example untrims a face part named p2
.
the enlargement factor is 1.5. The face box is disabled.
UNTRIM_DIALOG
:FACE_PART
"/p2"
:FACE_TO_UNTRIM
(GPNTWC -24.443956 -28.691782 3.350773 "vport1")
:ENLARGEMENT
1.5
:USE_FACE_BOX :OFF
All part names must be enclosed in double quotes (" ").
SKIN terminate action
CAP_3D terminate action
CREATE_FACE terminate action
GATHER_FACES terminate action
FLIP_FACES terminate action
REINTERSECT_FACES terminate action
SURFACE_MODIFICATION terminate action