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Connected Curves
Use the Connected Curves command to create routing segments and routing control points (RCPs) on top of non-routing curves. The non-routing curves you select become the driving curves for the new segments and RCPs.
The options in the Settings group determine which curve types you can select for this operation. The curves can form either an open or a closed loop, but they must meet end point to end point to be included in the selection.
When you use this command, NX establishes a parent-child relationship between the routing objects and the non-routing curves. Therefore, you cannot edit or delete the parent non-routing curves without affecting the routing objects associated with them.
Where do I find it?
- Application: Routing Electrical and Routing Mechanical
- Command: Connected Curves
How do I
- Generate routing segments from sketch curves
Related topics
- Paths, Routing paths and RCPs, Create Linear Path, Spline Path, Heal Path, Quick Path, Assign Corner, Transform Path, Parallel Offset Path, Connect Path, Subdivide Segment, Simplify Path, Discontinuities, Unify Path, Edit Line Segment, Edit Bend Angle, Delete Routing Objects
- Resolving duplicate RCPs and segments, Connected Curves dialog box, Common path settings, Common stock and space reservation settings, Stock Offset Expression
Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/209349590/PL20220512394070742.routing/connected_curves · retrieved 2026-07-10