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    Copying pcurves

    You can copy pcurves across surfaces:

    1. Select the surface.
    2. Click on the Trim Region toolbar to display the Copy Pcurves dialog:

    3. Select the pcurves you want to copy. You can select multiple pcurves.
    4. Select the surface you want to copy to.
    5. Click Apply.

      The pcurves are copied to the new surface.

    Parent topic: Editing a pcurve

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