Alternative Duplicate

Alternative Duplicate

Command
Alternative Duplicate
Shortcut
Alt + D
Button
- button-none

Project the Curves onto the current construction plane along the normal direction, thereby generating a Curves.

Basic Usage

  1. Set the desired construction plane for projection.
  2. Select the Curves to project onto.
  3. Press Alt + D to execute the command.
  4. The projected Curves will be created on the current construction plane.
  5. Optionally, you can move the Curves using the Move Gizmo.
    • You can also limit the direction of movement.
    • Command Dialog
      • XYZ: Specify the amount of movement of the X, Y, and Z axes.
      • Orientation: Set the orientation of the move gizmo.
      • button-normal Normal: Sets the orientation to align with the object's surface normal.
      • button-pivot Pivot: Sets the orientation to match the previously defined pivot orientation.
      • button-construction-plane Construction Plane: Sets the orientation to align with the active construction plane.
      • button-world World: Sets the orientation to align with the global (world) axis.
      • Pivot: Set the position of the pivot point.
      • button-bbox Bbox: Positions the pivot at the center of the bounding box enclosing the selected objects.
      • button-median Median: Positions the pivot at the average location of the pivots of the selected objects.
      • button-active Active: Positions the pivot at the last selected (active) object's pivot.
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
      • X/ Y/Z X/Y/Z-axis: Constrain to the X, Y, or Z-axis.
      • Shift + X/ Shift + Y/Shift + Z X, Y, Z plane: Constrain to the X, Y, or Z-plane.
      • G Screen space: Limit to the visible plane.
      • F Freestyle: Click to specify the starting point and endpoint, which will determine the direction and distance of movement.
      • V Pivot: Click to specify the position of the Gizmo.
      • Alt + V Remove pivot: Remove the configured pivots.
      • W Orientation: Change the Gizmo's coordinate axis to different orientations.
  6. Right-click or click OK in the Command Dialog to confirm.

See also