Creates a mirror-image copy of objects.
Steps:
Select the objects.
Pick the start of the mirror plane.
Pick the end of the mirror plane.
As you move the cursor, Rhino previews the location for the mirrored objects.
The two end points specify a mirror plane perpendicular to the construction plane.
Note: Use object snaps to accurately place the mirror plane, especially if you want to Join a surface and its mirrored copy.
Options
3Point
Pick three points to define a mirror plane.
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History enabled…Changing the input objects changes the output objects. |
Transform > Mirror Transform > Mirror |
Mirrors curves and surfaces, makes the mirrored half tangent to the original, and then when the original object is edited, the mirrored half updates to match the original.
Steps:
Select a curve or surface.
Pick the start of the symmetry plane.
This is similar to the Mirror command.
Pick the end of the symmetry plane.
Options
Continuity
None
No constraint.
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History enabled…Changing the input objects changes the output objects. |
Surface Tools > Symmetry Transform > Symmetry |