# Quick Flow

## <img src="/files/Pqy9xx3nN1m1AMHtGVN2" alt="" data-size="line"> Quick Flow

The **Quick Flow** command allows you to flow selected objects from one curve to another, facilitating smooth transitions between shapes and curves.

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#### How It Works:

The command features two main panels:

1. **Curves Panel**:
   * **Base Curve**: Select the original curve from which the objects will flow.
   * **Target Curve**: Select the curve where the objects will be adapted or distributed.
2. **Objects To Flow Panel**:
   * **Deformable Objects**: These objects will stretch and conform to fit the target curve, adapting their shape to match the curvature.
   * **Rigid Objects**: These objects will be distributed along the target curve without altering their shape, maintaining their original form.

This command provides versatile options for transforming objects and fitting them into new designs, whether by adapting their shape or simply positioning them along a curve.

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{% hint style="info" %}
This command enables dynamic adjustments to the shape by allowing you to move parts of the flowed objects. You can instantly see the results of these changes in real-time, without needing to repeat the operation, making the design process more intuitive and efficient.
{% endhint %}


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