Make a sketch of your profiles. A minimum of two profiles is required, but a larger number enables for more complicated designs to be created.
Select the Loft Feature, then select the profiles in the order you want them to appear.
Make any necessary adjustments to the constraints and options.
A base, boss, cut, or surface can all be lofts. A loft is made up of two or more profiles. Points can only be awarded to the first, last, or first and last profiles. A single 3D sketch can contain all sketch entities, including guiding curves and profiles.
On the Features toolbar, select Lofted Boss/Base, or go to Insert, Boss/Base, Loft.
Select Lofted Cut from the Features toolbar, or select Insert, Cut, Loft from the Insert menu.
Select Lofted Surface from the Surfaces toolbar, or select Insert, Surface, Loft from the Insert menu.
Even if the point is part of a sketch with other sketch entities, you can add a loft to it. Select one of the following options: Insert > Boss/Base > Loft (Features toolbar) or Lofted Boss/Base (Insert > Boss/Base > Loft). Insert > Cut > Loft (Features toolbar) or Lofted Cut (Insert > Cut > Loft).
To construct a closed body along the loft direction, select Close loft from the Options menu. This automatically connects the last sketch and the first sketch. Close lofted lofted lofted lofted lofted lofted
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