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Use the Revolved method to create a Morph by defining its profile (either a default shape or a freehand profile), then revolving the profile around an axis. Activate the Morph Tool and choose the revolved geometry method. On the Floor Plan or in Section: 1.Draw the Morph profile - a ...

Use the Revolved method to create a Morph by defining its profile (either a default shape or a freehand profile), then revolving the profile around an axis. Activate the Morph Tool and choose the revolved geometry method. On the Floor Plan or in Section: 1.Draw the Morph profile - a ...

Use this command to segment one or more straight Morph edges to achieve a smoother, curved effect. This feature is also useful to merge multiple curved Morph edges. 1.Select one or more Morph edges; or select one or more faces. 2.Use Design > Modify Morph > Curve & Merge ...

Use this command to segment one or more straight Morph edges to achieve a smoother, curved effect. This feature is also useful to merge multiple curved Morph edges. 1.Select one or more Morph edges; or select one or more faces. 2.Use Design > Modify Morph > Curve & Merge ...

  1.Select a Morph. 2.From any edge, bring up the Pet Palette and choose “Offset Edge”. 3.Drag the cursor, or choose a ...

Use this command if you have done a basic angular-shaped model, and wish to achieve a more rounded effect with just one click. Smooth A Non-Solid Morph For example, we start with the following hollow Morph.   To achieve a smoother effect: 1.Select the Morph or a sub-element. ...

Use this command if you have done a basic angular-shaped model, and wish to achieve a more rounded effect with just one click. Smooth A Non-Solid Morph For example, we start with the following hollow Morph.   To achieve a smoother effect: 1.Select the Morph or a sub-element. ...

Morph editing often involves selecting and editing a sub-element (edge, node or face), which in turn affects the connecting faces of the Morph. ...

What is a Non-Solid Morph? A Morph is non-solid if it includes any edge segment that is not adjoined by exactly two faces. A Morph with a free-standing edge, or faces that do not connect precisely, will be non-solid. Often, you cannot see the non-solid error if you are looking at a complex ...

What is a Non-Solid Morph? A Morph is non-solid if it includes any edge segment that is not adjoined by exactly two faces. A Morph with a free-standing edge, or faces that do not connect precisely, will be non-solid. Often, you cannot see the non-solid error if you are looking at a complex ...