This function is executed by selecting two groups: the first containing one or more faces, and the second group containing one or more faces and / or planes. The results consists of all curves along all intersections of the two groups.
Note: Each curve created in this function is considered a separate entity, even if two or more curves are continuous.
The two examples below demonstrate how to use this function.
Example 1
For the first group, pick the two faces shown below. Press exit to proceed to the next step.
For the second group, pick the vertical faces. Press exit when finished.
Press OK 
or Apply 
in the Feature
Guide to complete the function. In this example, 9 separate curves
were created along the edges of both horizontal faces - 18 curves in all.
Example 2
For the first group, pick the 4 faces shown below. Press exit to proceed to the next step.
For the second group, pick the vertical datum plane. Toggle Create Composite to Don't Create Composite to make the resulting curves, along the intersection of the plane of the 4 selected faces, a composite curve or separate lines Press exit when finished.
Press OK or Apply in the Feature
Guide to complete the function:
When completed, the Intersection Curve feature(s) will appear in the Feature Tree as follows:
