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    To modify existing geometry

    1. Select an object in the Graphics window or the Part View.

      The object's properties are displayed in the Geometry Edit bar.

    2. Enter the values you want to change in the Geometry Edit bar.
    3. Click Modify to update the object with the new values.
    Topics in this section
    • Transform dialog
    • Edit
    Parent topic: About geometry

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