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How to easily make a curve 3d

I am trying to model a lattice structure, but I am having trouble connecting the spheres.
I have created some curves in places where I want them, but I can't find any easy way to make them 3d. I tried using sweep, but that took a very long time, and the result was not quite right. The thicken tool doesn't seem to work on this sort of thing.



I have created some curves in places where I want them, but I can't find any easy way to make them 3d. I tried using sweep, but that took a very long time, and the result was not quite right. The thicken tool doesn't seem to work on this sort of thing.

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eric_pesty Member Posts: 2,065 PRO
It looks like you just want straight "rods" connecting the spheres?
I would look at using the frame tool with a custom profile for this. If you have points in the center of your spheres you should even be able to make them go "point to point" without need to create a curve, which should save time.
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I would look at using the frame tool with a custom profile for this. If you have points in the center of your spheres you should even be able to make them go "point to point" without need to create a curve, which should save time.