surface pump

[TECNOMODEL]

I use it from just atoptron so my could be a trivial question.
I'm trying to make a bombed surface but I can't find the right way.
starting from a closed profile and a section that defines the curvature does not create the surface.
the only way I found it is to create half and mirror it, but in that way the tangency becomes problematic.
which command is used? What do I have to keep?
Thanks to who will help me.

 

[LaboratorioDieci]

What command do you use? the right region

 

[TECNOMODEL]

the only one I didn't try
I make an attempt, for now thank you

 

[LaboratorioDieci]

the only one I didn't try
I make an attempt, for now thank you

in and the contour must be a single curve. if it is not you must first create a compote.

 

[TECNOMODEL]

Thank you very much.
I take the opportunity to ask you a tip of "method".
from what little I have seen it seems to me there is often the need to turn on/off a set, since you can not do it with an object, sketch etc.
Is there any way to hook up the browser of the sets regardless of the feature browser?
I explain, it would be convenient to have left-sided feature and right-hand set of the window, so work on the sets without having to change browser page.
I tried but I can't just move the set browser.

 

[LaboratorioDieci]

Thank you very much.
I take the opportunity to ask you a tip of "method".
from what little I have seen it seems to me there is often the need to turn on/off a set, since you can not do it with an object, sketch etc.
Is there any way to hook up the browser of the sets regardless of the feature browser?
I explain, it would be convenient to have left-sided feature and right-hand set of the window, so work on the sets without having to change browser page.
I tried but I can't just move the set browser.

I did a test, too, and I couldn't. I can't completely rule out that it's possible, but I don't see how it can be done.
However, for visualizations, I always found very useful commands "previous" and "successful". can create dependence.. .
I never managed to master them, but I'm convinced they have a reason.