Susanne Nielsen 0 Posted June 29 Hello All, I am a complete beginner, and am trying to get myself started with this fantastic programme. I saved my first attempt at a drawing, saved it, went home, came back the next day...and now the problem ! How to edit an existing drawing ??? Thank you, much appreciated, Susanne Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Des 385 Posted June 29 Hi Susanne, I think you need to be more specific regarding your description. Are you talking about a 3d model or a 2d draft? Just wondering if you exported as an image instead of saving the file? Maybe post your file here on the forum. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Susanne Nielsen 0 Posted June 30 Hi Des, Thank you for getting back to me, I am attaching my primitive globe, which is supposed to become a lamp ! So what I want to do is to add a hole at the top of the globe, plus a larger hole at the bottom of the globe. My problem is that when I open the project it thinks I want to make a new globe ! I don't 🙂 I want to make changes to the existing one. thanks a lot in advance, Susanne Rowan Ø15 - formz Copy 3.fmz Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tech 963 Posted June 30 7 hours ago, Susanne Nielsen said: Hi Des, Thank you for getting back to me, I am attaching my primitive globe, which is supposed to become a lamp ! So what I want to do is to add a hole at the top of the globe, plus a larger hole at the bottom of the globe. My problem is that when I open the project it thinks I want to make a new globe ! I don't 🙂 I want to make changes to the existing one. thanks a lot in advance, Susanne Rowan Ø15 - formz Copy 3.fmz Do you have the Sphere tool selected? Try selecting the Pick tool to see if it is still making new Spheres. You object is able to be edited, though it has lost its parametric nature due to the holes being cut from it. If you use the NURBZ Convert tool on it, you can then right click it and choose "Show Controls" to see the object's handles: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites