What two types of curves can you include/ignore when using the Edit Cross Section command?

When using the Edit Cross Section command, it is specifically designed to facilitate adjustments to the cross-sectional geometry of a model. The command allows for the inclusion or exclusion of certain types of curves that define the shape of the cross-section.

In this context, Interior Features refer to curves that represent elements within the bounds of the main geometry, while Blends refer to the transitional curves that are often used to create smooth transitions between surfaces or edges in a model. These two types of curves are pertinent when generating a cross-section because they can either enhance the definition of the section or become irrelevant depending on the modeling goal.

Including or ignoring Interior Features and Blends can significantly impact the clarity and the utility of the cross-section in the design process. In contrast, other options may refer to different categorizations or types of curves which might not pertain specifically to the editing of cross-sections in the same meaningful way as Interior Features and Blends do.