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When using the Control Points capability, you need to define cross diffusion laws. See also Using Control Points Diffusion Laws. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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A cross diffusion law defines the type of deformation that is to be
applied to the selected control points and mesh lines which are not
directly manipulated:
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Open the FreeStyle_Part_38.CATPart document. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Cross Constant LawFollow steps 1 to 7. Carry out the steps as given below.
Cross Linear LawFollow steps 1 to 7. Carry out the steps as given below.
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The deformation progresses along a concave curve between the most distant selected points out of the selected mesh line. | ||
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Click OK to validate the modifications and close the dialog box.
Follow steps 1 to 7. Carry out the steps as given below.
Click the Cross Convex Law icon from the
Cross Diff frame:
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The deformation progresses along a convex curve between the most distant selected points out of the selected mesh line. | ||
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Click OK to validate the modifications and close the dialog box.
Follow steps 1 to 7. Carry out the steps as given below.
Click the Cross Bell Law icon from the
Cross Diff frame:
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The deformation progresses along a convex curve between the most distant selected points out of the selected mesh line. | ||
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Click OK to validate the modifications and close the dialog box.
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Note: After application of one diffusion law on the selected
control points, it is possible to apply multiple diffusion laws
one after another on the same set of control points. To apply multiple diffusion laws one after another on the same set of control points, clear the Delay Law Application check box under Tools > Options > Shape > FreeStyle > Control Points Diffusion/Cross Diffusion Law. |