Superficie

Transformación

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Transformar

Tools for moving control points.

Mover, Rotar, Escalar

See Basic Transformations.

Esferizar, Sesgar, Flexionar, Empujar/Tirar, Deformar, Aleatorizar

See Mesh Transformations.

Mover/Escalar espacio de texturizado

Ver Espacio de texturizado.

Voltear

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Surface ‣ Mirror

Atajo:

Ctrl-M

Ver Voltear.

Adherir

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Surface ‣ Snap

Atajo:

Mayús-S

See the Adherir menu, as well as the snapping options.

Girar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Girar

Similar to its mesh counterpart, this operator extrudes the selected control points several times along a circle that’s centered on the Cursor 3D and parallel to the viewing plane. The weights of the new control points are set up to produce a circle, and the surface is marked as Cyclic, Bézier, and Endpoint in the extrusion direction (see Curva activa).

Duplicar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Duplicar

Atajo:

Mayús-D

Duplicates the selected control points and creates a new surface based on them. The new control points are placed in the Move mode: move the mouse to bring them to the desired position, then click LMB to confirm. Alternatively, press RMB or Esc to keep them at their original position.

Note that the selected control points must form a single, valid sub grid. If this is not the case, the duplication will fail with an error.

Dividir

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Dividir

Atajo:

Y

Disconnects the selected sub grid from the rest of the surface, keeping it within the same Surface object. The control points at the border are duplicated so that both the original surface and the disconnected surface have them.

The sub grid must consist of one or more complete rows or columns of the surface grid.

Separar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Separar

Atajo:

P

Disconnects the selected sub grid from the rest of the surface and moves it into a new Surface object. The control points at the border are duplicated so that both the original surface and the disconnected surface have them.

The sub grid must consist of one or more complete rows or columns of the surface grid.

Alternar la opción Cíclica

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Cíclica

Atajo:

Alt-C

Opens a popover menu with the options Cyclic U and Cyclic V. The surface is made cyclic (closed) or non-cyclic (open) in the corresponding direction.

If a surface is cyclic, the last row or column of its control point grid is connected back to the first. A cylinder is cyclic along either the U or V direction, while a sphere is cyclic along both.

Ver también

The Cyclic settings are also in the Curva activa panel in the Sidebar.

Definir tipo de curva

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Definir tipo de curva

Esta función solo funciona para Curvas.

Mostrar/Ocultar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Surface ‣ Show/Hide

Atajo:

H, Shift-H, Alt-H

Hides the selected or unselected control points, or unhides all hidden control points.

By default, unhiding control points adds them to the selection. To prevent this, uncheck the Select option in the Ajustar última operación panel.

Limpiar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Limpiar

Esta función solo funciona para Curvas.

Borrar

Referencia

Modo:

Modo Edición

Menú:

Superficie ‣ Borrar

Atajo:

X, Suprimir

Removes the selected Vertices (control points) or Segments (lines) from the surface. In both cases, the selection must consist of one or more complete rows or columns of the surface grid.

Vértices

Deletes the selected control points. The resulting gap is bridged with new grid lines so that the surface stays contiguous.

Segmentos

Deletes the lines and control points that lie between the outermost selected control points. The resulting gap is not bridged.

Disolver vértices

Esta función solo funciona para Curvas.

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Before and after deleting a row of control points.