Curve: Create Extrude Point

Function

Extrude  Point(s)  to create Curve(s)...

Call

Geometry > Curve > Create 3D > Extrude Point

Translate

Create straight lines by extruding selected Points.
 

<Method>

Direction & Distance

Enter the Direction and Distance of extrusion.
 

Select Direction

Specify a Direction (Datum Axis, Datum Plane, Face, Edge).
Distance

Specify a Distance.

Distance in GCS/WCS

Extrude selected Points in the Global Coordinate or Work Plane Coordinate system.
 

GCS

Extrude in the Global Coordinate System.
WCS

Extrude in the Work Plane Coordinate System.
Del X

Extruded Distance in the X-axis direction.
Del Y

Extruded Distance in the Y-axis direction.
Del Z

Extruded Distance in the Z-axis direction.

Vector & Distance

Enter the coordinates of two points defining a Vector and a Distance.
 

Point 1

Select the start point of a Vector defining the direction of extrusion.  Snap is applicable.
Point 2

Select the end point of a Vector defining the direction of extrusion.  Snap is applicable.

Rotate

Extrude selected vertices to create arcs by rotating them about the axis of rotation.
 

<Method>

Axis & Angle

Enter the Axis of rotation and a rotational angle.
 

Select Axis

Specify an Axis (Datum Axis, Datum Plane, Face, Edge).
Angle

Specify a rotational angle

Reverse Orientation

Arcs are created by extrusion in the Reverse direction.

Axis in GCS/WCS

Extrude selected vertices by rotating them about an Axis of rotation in either Global Coordinate System or Work Plane Coordinate System.
 

GCS

Select an Axis of the Global Coordinate System for rotational extrusion.
WCS

Select an Axis of the Work Plane Coordinate System for rotational extrusion.
X-Axis

Use the X-axis for the axis of rotation.
Y-Axis

Use the Y-axis for the axis of rotation.
Z-Axis

Use the Z-axis for the axis of rotation.

Reverse Orientation

Arcs are created by extrusion in the Reverse direction.

<Extrude Point>

Vector & Distance

Select two points defining the axis of rotation and enter the angle of rotation.
 

Point 1

Select the start point of a Vector defining the axis of rotation for extrusion.  Snap is applicable.  Without creating new vertices, vertices of existing shapes can be used.
Point 2

Select the end point of a Vector defining the axis of rotation for extrusion.  Snap is applicable.

Reverse Orientation

Arcs are created by extrusion in the Reverse direction.