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    Create a curve from a surface edge, isoparm, or curve-on-surface

    To create a new curve from a surface component curve

    1. Select an edge, isoparm, or curve-on-surface.
    2. Select Curves > Duplicate Surface Curves.

      When construction history is on, the curve remains linked to the original surface. Transformation is relative to the original surface, and changes to the component curve from which it was created change the duplicated curve.

    Related topic

    Duplicate Surface Curves Options

    Parent topic: Creating NURBS curves

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