I have a series of surfaces that have been joined with surface join. Each of the surfaces were made with the network surface command and appear on my tree. How do I disjoin the surfaces without breaking the associativity? Apparently, there's no remove feature under the tree?

The surfaces do share the generating curves. I just have many curves and sometimes changing the curves takes longer to regenerate the joined surfaces as the update passes through the joined surface command in my hierarchy. I was thinking of disjoining the surfaces and manipulate the network surface individually and rejoin them back to save calculation time or whatever the program does behind the scenes.

Cheers,

No. Just the replace surface option, which does not make sense since joined surfaces involves at least two surfaces. I think the option should be replace surfaces.

This gives me another idea. I could stitch after join surface, which results a solid and probably suppress the solid, which I assume prevents the joined surface to regenerate.

I'll try this when I figure what is causing my network surface to fail. I'm working on another project which uses a lot of organic surfaces.