ok, I think I`ve got the clue:
1) you can not assign to domain polynominal surfaces like box, corners, at so forth
2) projecting complicated network surface on Facet geometry does better job then assigning it to the domain first and then pushing Restyle to Fit it to points.
3) projected surface can be fit to points
4) making a domain does have broader sense for analitycal surfaces like plane, cylinder and so forth
Now, next topic: Curve projected on facet geoemtry
it is cute you can either project Style curves or sketched ones(yes, you can make sketch in restyle but you have to switch to Model tab if Creo is considered) on facet geometry
to me it(projecting) - in theory - should result in more explicit geometry rather than making cuve directly on facet geoemtry
but, there is a problem - at least on the example I am dealing with:
* projected curve does not looks same as its sketched reference
Does anyone know why it happens?
Extra
I strongly advise to make splines by sketching them in Sketcher instead of selecting Style Curve form Curve menu in Restyle. My reasons:
* Style included in Restyle allows you to create only planar curves(sic!)
* Restyle does not provide improved interface while modifing the curve. It is the same ugly, complicated menu you can encounter in Curve through points advanced options prior to Creo (yes,this is valid in Creo 1.0, because I make my test on this platform)
* Style curve created in Restyle does not provide you upper degree of equation. You are simply left with 3 deg curve same as in ordinary sketch(valid for Creo 1.0)
