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  1. Dear CAESES-users, Here is an easy and essential introduction to Feature Definitions, just check out this video. Feature Definitions are encapsulated command sequences which greatly help to fully customize the software to your needs (e.g. define your own curve types, proprietary import & export routines or any other function with user-defined input and output). This video is also an excellent prerequisite for a better understanding of more complex CAESES geometry models, which usually make extensive use of Feature Definitions in the context of Meta Surfaces Cheers Joerg
  2. Here are some basic things to know about typing commands into the console: Use auto-completion CTRL + SPACE in order to complete your commands (you do not have to memorize all commands!). Previously called console commands can be retrieved by using the arrow key (cursor needs to be set in the console widget). There is also a command clearConsole() to remove all console output - just type it into the console. It is also available via the context menu of the console (right mouse click on the title bar of the console). You can create any object by using the console instead of using the menu entries. For instance, a point with name "start" gets created by entering point start(1,1,0) The documentation browser gives you all creator commands for any type.
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