Tips Drag the manipulator to start forming the shape of the body.

Note: By default, the Edit Form manipulator uses the World Space coordinates.

Edit Form open the Form contextual environment, which lets you move, rotate, and scale T-Spline geometry.

In this activity, you use the Edit Form tool to manipulate the box primitive to change its shape based on the inserted canvas.

Click OK. Click Form > Finish Form . A T-Spline body of the water bottle is created.

Click and drag on the manipulator to scale inwards by a factor of 0.85.

Hold the Alt key and click and drag on the manipulator to translate upwards by 10 mm.

This video demonstrates how to display and manipulate tangent handles on a T-Splines body.

Select and manipulate faces, edges, and vertices.

On the Design workspace toolbar, click Solid > Create > Create Form . The Form contextual tab is displayed.

In the Design workspace, Form contextual environment, select Modify > Smooth .

One of the main advantages of T-Splines is the ability to add detail only where necessary - a single T-Spline surface can be incredibly smooth while still having areas of high detail and remaining easy to manipulate . In this tutorial, you: Create T-Spline forms using the Box and Revolve tools Create T-Spline forms using the Sweep and Loft tools Modify a T-Spline form Change the display mode and insert edges into a T-Spline form Prerequisites In the Data Panel, browse to the Samples section and open: Basic Training> 03 - Sculpting> 03_Sculpting_Introduction.f3d

Edit By Curve manipulates T-Spline edges using a driving curve in the Form contextual environment in Fusion.

In the Design workspace, Form contextual environment, select Modify > Slide Edge .

In the Design workspace, Form contextual environment, select Create > Torus .