difficulty with loft

[barlafus]

'azz rs4, you beat me on time.
for the concept of loft I also used caia, but on a more familiar soil to me, the surfaces.
in this case I had no problem giving sections lying on non-parallel planes or non-planar profiles (such as the lower section)
the transition from circular to rectangular (or similar, as in this case) is to be accurately governed by adding many guide curves, otherwise the solution proposed by the software (I used yellow lines, but I should have added more).
loutenr1, try also with the superici (you should have more flexibility) and then close solid and add (boolean or not) to the rest of the construction.

 

[RS4]

'azz rs4, you beat me on time.
for the concept of loft I also used caia, but on a more familiar soil to me, the surfaces.
in this case I had no problem giving sections lying on non-parallel planes or non-planar profiles (such as the lower section)
the transition from circular to rectangular (or similar, as in this case) is to be accurately governed by adding many guide curves, otherwise the solution proposed by the software (I used yellow lines, but I should have added more).
loutenr1, try also with the superici (you should have more flexibility) and then close solid and add (boolean or not) to the rest of the construction.

Hello balf

you have done the same thing to me only that I have done it in solids and you have to close and solidify in surfaces, instead I do loft directly in solids are 2 different approaches :biggrin: without using surfaces

2 sketches

4 point colleagues 4 line and make multisection surface

I put you another model because I'm home now

Hi.

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[SolidUser]

There he is. ..without loft.
I did it because we use them too.
I don't need to represent the neck 100%, I need it as an object to put in the axieme for an axieme design.
I looked for the substance and not real representation.