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    Join geometry: select
      at least two curves or surfaces to be joined. | 
  
  
     
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    Heal geometry: select
      at least two surfaces presenting a gap to be healed. | 
  
  
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    Untrim an element: select a split element, and click the icon. | 
  
  
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    Disassemble elements: select a multi-cell
      element, and choose the disassembling mode. | 
  
  
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    Split geometry: select
      the element to be split and a cutting element. | 
  
  
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    Trim geometry: select
      two elements to be trimmed and specify which side of  element  | 
  
  
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    Create boundary Curves: select a surface's
      edge, set the propagation type, and re-define the curve limits if needed. | 
  
  
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    Extract geometry: select an element's edge or face and click the icon | 
  
  
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    Translate geometry:
      select an element, a translation direction (line, plane or vector),
      specify the translation distance | 
  
  
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    Rotate geometry:
      select an element, a line as the rotation axis, and specify the rotation
      angle | 
  
  
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    Perform a symmetry:
      select an element, then a point, line, or plane as reference
      element  | 
  
  
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    Transform geometry by scaling:
      select an element, then a point, plane, or planar surface as reference
      element, and specify the scaling ratio | 
  
  
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    Transform geometry by
      affinity: select an element to be transformed, specify the axis system
      characteristics, and the enter the affinity ratio values | 
  
  
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    Transform geometry into a new axis-system: select an element to be transformed, specify the axis system
      characteristics, and the enter the affinity ratio values | 
  
  
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    Create the nearest sub-element:
      select the Insert -> Operations -> Near menu item, the element made of several sub-elements, then a
      reference element whose position is close to the sub-element to be created | 
  
  
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    Extrapolate curves:  select a
      curve endpoint then the curve itself, specify the extrapolation limit
      (length value or limiting surface/plane), and specify the continuity
      constraints (tangent/curvature) | 
  
  
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    Extrapolate surfaces: select a
      surface boundary then the surface itself, specify the extrapolation limit
      (value or limiting surface/plane), and specify the extremities constraints
      (tangent/normal) | 
  
  
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    Invert geometry
      orientation: select the Insert -> Operations -> Invert
      Orientation menu item, then the surface or curve whose
    orientation is to be inverted, click the orientation arrow, and click Invert
    Orientation again to accept the inverted element. |