indiancad Posted Thursday at 09:05 AM Posted Thursday at 09:05 AM I’ve had LOFT produce a twisted or unexpected shape even when all the profiles looked correct. One thing that helped was checking the order and orientation of the profiles before lofting. If needed, changing the loft settings or adding guide curves can give much better control over the final shape. It’s a small detail, but it can make a big difference in complex 3D models. How do you usually control the shape when LOFT starts behaving unexpectedly? Quote
SLW210 Posted Thursday at 10:56 AM Posted Thursday at 10:56 AM You already have a thread on this topic. Stop creating the same threads over and over, please. I have already had to delete some threads you already had previously posted. You look more and more like a bot or spammer. Not sure what you are up to with all of this, everything seems copy and paste over and over. Title: Why can a LOFT create a twisted 3D shape even when the profiles look correct? - AutoCAD 3D Modelling & Rendering - AutoCAD Forums 1 Quote
indiancad Posted 42 minutes ago Author Posted 42 minutes ago (edited) I apologize for this and I can see how my repeated posts have come across as repetitive and spam-like. That wasn't my intention, but I understand the concern. I'll stop creating new threads for now and be much more careful about checking existing discussions before posting again. and thanks for pointing this out. Edited 41 minutes ago by indiancad Quote
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