I am having trouble plotting curves on surfaces. I have searched for similar examples and I have tried both Plot3D and ParametricPlot3D commands and experimented with Epilog and MeshFunctions (et.c) without success.
Goal: to plot a curve and a line segment (or, it could be a vector) on a surface. The curve follows the surface.
The Sin[x] function is a reasonable surface although my surface I am using is constructed via a ParametricPlot3D command from an Interpolation function generated from data numerically computed by an external program. But, if I know how to do this with Sin[x] via ParametricPlot3D I can do it with my Interpolation function.
Here is a Sin[x] function plotted using:
Notice that a surface and a curve is plotted, the curve being the $2\sin{x}$ value along $y=2$. I have not yet figured out how to highlight the curve with different color or thickness but that is not may main question. I would like to have this $2\sin{x}$ curve run from points $(2.3,2)\rightarrow (4.0,2)$ only and of course highlighted by a different color. Another line (on the surface) would extend from points $(2.3,2)$ to $(4.0,4)$.
Help?