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In a 2D sketch, the Split command splits a selected curve to the nearest intersecting curve, maintaining dimensions. Both segments of the split inherit the Horizontal, Vertical, Parallel, Perpendicular, and Collinear constraints of the original. Equal and Symmetric constraints are broken when necessary. In a 3D sketch, the Split command splits a line, arc, or spline to an intersection with a face, work plane, or surface.

Splitting near the middle of a curve affects the end point nearest the cursor. When multiple intersections are possible, Inventor selects the nearest one. Trimming creates a coincident constraint between the end point of the trimmed curve and the boundary curves. In a 3D sketch, the Trim command trims curves to an intersection with a face, work plane, or surface. Inventor trims all lines and curves that the cursor passes over.

Extending creates a coincident constraint between the end point of the trimmed curve and the boundary curves. In a 3D sketch, the Extend command extends curves to intersect with a face, work plane, or surface. Inventor extends all lines and curves that the cursor passes over. Split Curves In a 2D sketch, the Split command splits a selected curve to the nearest intersecting curve, maintaining dimensions.

In a sketch, click Sketch tab Modify panel Split. In the graphics window, move the cursor over a curve and pause to preview the split. Click to split the curve. Optional Right-click to switch to Trim or Extend, or click to create additional splits.

To quit, right-click and choose Done, press Esc, or select another command. Trim Curves. Note: If you select a curve with no physical or virtual intersections, the Trim command deletes the curve.

Tip: To temporarily switch to the Extend command, press Shift, select the curve or curves to extend, and then release the Shift key. Press Ctrl to select geometry not a curve segment. Release the Ctrl key. If desired, select additional geometry to trim. In the graphics window, pause the cursor over the curve to preview the trim and then click to complete the trim. Trim Curves Dynamically 2D Sketches. Extend Curves. Tip: To temporarily switch to the Trim command, press Shift, select the curve or curves to trim, and then release the Shift key.

If desired, select additional geometry to extend. In the graphics window, pause the cursor over the curve to preview the extension and then click to complete the extend. Extend Curves Dynamically 2D Sketches. Parent topic: About Modifying Geometry.

 
 

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