Creo Reverse Engineering (Restyle) > Managing Curves in Restyle > To Modify a Curve
  
To Modify a Curve
1. Click Restyle > Modify Shape and select a curve. The Modify Curve dialog box opens.
2. Select one of the following curve modification options:
To modify the curve using its control points, click and select the vertex of the control polygon to move.
To modify the curve using its interpolation points, click and click one of the following:
Move—Moves the curve by moving the interpolation points on the curve using the movement options.
Add—Adds interpolation points to the curve at the selected location.
Delete—Deletes the interpolation points from the curve by selecting points.
Redistribute—Redistributes the interpolation points according to the curve’s curvature.
3. Optionally, specify the movement options. The available movement options are:
Curve plane—Restricts the curve movement to the curve plane only. A curve plane is a plane formed by the tangent and the normal vector of the curve.
3D movement—Moves the curve freely in 3D space. This option is not available for curve on facets or curve on surface.
Local—Moves only the selected control point.
Smooth region—Moves the control points by a distance relative to the selected point. The point movement distance decreases proportional to its distance from the selected point by a cubic law.
Linear region—Moves the control points by a distance relative to the selected point. The point movement distance decreases proportional to its distance from the selected point by a linear law.
Constant region—Moves all the control points by the same distance from the selected point. For a constrained surface, the boundary does not move.
4. Select and drag a vertex of the control polygon or the interpolation points to modify the curve. Instead of dragging, you can specify the following if finer control of point movement is required.
Normal direction—Specifies the increment in the normal direction.
Tangent direction—Specifies the increment in the tangent direction.
Bi-normal direction—Specifies the increment in the binormal direction. This option is not available for curve on facets or curve on surface.
Increment—Specifies the value of the point movement increment.
5. Click OK.