Which one of these pattern commands in NX does not create a feature?

In Siemens NX, the "Pattern Curve" command focuses on creating instances of existing geometry, such as curves, but does not directly generate a feature itself. While it effectively replicates the selected curves in a specified pattern, such as in linear, circular, or along a specified tool path, it does not result in the creation of any new solid features or other geometrical features that typically contribute to the modeling of solids or surfaces.

On the other hand, commands like "Pattern Face," "Pattern Feature," and "Pattern Geometry" are designed to create new features in the model. "Pattern Face" allows for the duplication of surfaces, while "Pattern Feature" is specifically catered to replicating existing features in the model, and "Pattern Geometry" can be used for various geometrical elements that add to the overall structure. Each of these commands builds upon or directly creates solid parts or surface features in the 3D modeling environment, while "Pattern Curve" merely situates existing curves without adding new material to the model.