Example of morphing triangle regions - contour and point

The following is an example of morphing triangle regions using a contour curve and a point:

Note: To see the effect of morphing, there must be sufficient triangles to allow the transform. The plane in the example below has been refined to increase the number of triangles.

1. Select the mesh.

   

2. Click Mesh Tools tab > Triangles panel > Morph Using Curves to display the Morph Triangle using Curves dialog.
3. Click the Centre of Gravity button to highlight the centre of gravity.

   The point is highlighted in blue .

4. Use Ctrl+Click to select:
   • point .
   • outer contour .

   

5. Select Linear from the Blend list.
6. Select Move from the Transform the outside list.
7. Enter a Z value of 10.
8. Click Preview to display the model.

   

   This shows that:

   • The inner region (the point) does not move.
   • The outer region is raised by 10.
   • The blend area is created using a linear blend.