- [Instructor] Now I want to talk about
project, intersect, and combine.
And for that, I need to go into Generative Shape Design.
First is project.
We'll select on Projection.
Projection type, we have normal or along a direction.
For this, I'm just going to pick the curve.
Specify the surface and hit Preview.
You can see it projects the curve up onto that surface
using a surface normal.
If I want to, I can specify along a direction and now,
I need to specify which direction.
And that's my curve
projected onto that surface along the z direction.
Next is Intersect.
With Intersect, I can take and find the intersection
between surface number one, surface number two.
I can also do an intersection between a surface and a plane.
I can also do intersections between curves.
Curve one and curve two.
So if you need to find an intersection between curves,
surfaces, and planes,
Intersect is your tool.
Next, we need to do what's called a Combine.
Combine is similar to a Project
in that it's working with a curve, but in this case,
it's working with two curves.
So we'll pick these two curves,
and it's going to combine, or project,
those curves along the normal of those curves,
'cause they're planar.
And hit Preview, and this is the result
of those two curves
being combined from planar curves.
If I have non-planar curves
or if I want to project along a vector direction,
I can specify along directions and then here I can specify
my direction one and direction two.