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<p>Created page with &quot; = Curve Selection = Curve selection in {{Literal|Edit}} mode is quite less complex than with meshes! Mainly because you have only one selectable element type, the control points...&quot;</p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div><br /> = Curve Selection =<br /> Curve selection in {{Literal|Edit}} mode is quite less complex than with meshes! Mainly because you have only one selectable element type, the control points (no select mode here…). These points are a bit more complex than simple vertices, however, especially for Béziers, as there is the central vertex, and its two handles…<br /> <br /> The basic tools are the same as with [[Doc:2.4/Manual/Modeling/Meshes/Selecting/Basics|meshes]], so you can select a simple control point with a {{Shortcut|lmb}}-click, add to current selection with {{Shortcut|shift|lmb}}-clicks, {{Shortcut|B}}order-select, and so on.<br /> <br /> One word about the Bézier control points: when you select the main central vertex, the two handles are automatically selected too, so you can grab it as a whole, without creating an angle in the curve. However, when you select a handle, only this vertex is selected, allowing you to modify this control vector…<br /> <br /> {{Shortcut|L}} (or {{Shortcut|ctrl|L}}) will add to the selection the mouse cursor’s nearest control point, and all the linked ones, i.e. all points belonging to the same curve. Note that for Bézier, using {{Shortcut|L}} with a handle selected will select the whole control point and all the linked ones.<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> == Select Menu ==<br /> With curves, all “advanced” selection options are regrouped in the {{Literal|Select}} menu of the 3D views header. Let’s detail them.<br /> <br /> ;{{Literal|Random...}}<br /> ;{{Literal|Inverse}}<br /> ;{{Literal|Select/Deselect All}}<br /> ;{{Literal|Border Select}}<br /> :All these options have the same meaning and behavior as in [[Doc:2.4/Manual/Modeling/Objects/Selecting|{{Literal|Object}} mode]] (and the specificities of {{Literal|Border Select}} in {{Literal|Edit}} mode have already been discussed [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Modeling/Meshes/Selecting|here]]).<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> == Every Nth ==<br /> {{RefBox<br /> |mode={{Literal|Edit}} mode<br /> |hotkey=None<br /> |menu={{Menu|Select|Every Nth}}<br /> |lang=en<br /> }}<br /> This only works if you already have at least one control point selected. Using current selection, it will add to it a control point every nth ones, before and after the initial selection. The “selection step” is specified in the {{Literal|N}} pop-up numeric field shown during the tool start.<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> == Select/Deselect First/Last ==<br /> {{RefBox<br /> |mode={{Literal|Edit}} mode<br /> |hotkey=None<br /> |menu={{Menu|Select|Select/Deselect First}}, {{Menu|Select|Select/Deselect Last}}<br /> |lang=en<br /> }}<br /> These commands will toggle the selection of the first or last control point(s) of the curve(s) in the object. Useful to quickly find the start of a curve (e.g. when using it as path…).<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> == Select Next/Previous ==<br /> {{RefBox<br /> |mode={{Literal|Edit}} mode<br /> |hotkey=None<br /> |menu={{Menu|Select|Select Next}}, {{Menu|Select|Select Previous}}<br /> |lang=en<br /> }}<br /> These commands will select the next or previous control point(s), based on current selection (i.e. the control points following or preceding the selected ones along the curve).<br /> {{clr}}<br /> <br /> == More and Less ==<br /> {{RefBox<br /> |mode={{Literal|Edit}} mode<br /> |hotkey={{Shortcut|ctrl|pad+}}/{{Shortcut|ctrl|pad-}}<br /> |menu={{Menu|Select|More/Less}}<br /> |lang=en<br /> }}<br /> These two options are complementary and similar to [[Doc:Manual/Modeling/Meshes/Selecting/Advanced#Less and More|those for meshes]]. Their purpose, based on current selected control points, is to reduce or enlarge this selection.<br /> <br /> The algorithm is the same as with meshes, but results are more easy to understand:<br /> * {{Literal|More}}: for each selected control point, select '''all''' its linked points (i.e. one or two…).<br /> * {{Literal|Less}}: for each selected control point, if '''all''' points linked to this point are selected, keep it selected. For all other selected control points, de-select them.<br /> <br /> This implies two points:<br /> * First, when '''all''' control points of a curve are selected, nothing will happen (as for {{Literal|Less}}, all linked points are always selected, and of course, {{Literal|More}} can’t add any). Conversely, the same goes when no control point is selected.<br /> * Second, these tools will never “go outside” of a curve (they will never “jump” to another curve in the same object).<br /> {{clr}}</div>

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