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LOFT TROUBLE
alex_dri
Member Posts: 3 ✭
GUYS,learning onshape slowly,trying to recreate this loft
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho9tbC-gU9w
turns out like this-my loft fails when i choose path as scetch 1 and 4
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6fe8dd75da41155dae4605b3/w/9525334601771697bb7d0ccd/e/6623d4bbbeea6ca7a5e286ce
any help really appreciated)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho9tbC-gU9w
turns out like this-my loft fails when i choose path as scetch 1 and 4
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6fe8dd75da41155dae4605b3/w/9525334601771697bb7d0ccd/e/6623d4bbbeea6ca7a5e286ce
any help really appreciated)
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TimRice Member, Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 315Welcome to the forum @alex_dri !
I took a look at your document and found a couple of issues. As you can see in the screenshot below, the guide curves did not intersect the profiles:
Next, the guides had to be split in two using a Split tool in the sketch:
And now it all checks out!
Tim Rice | User Experience | Support
Onshape, Inc.7
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I took a look at your document and found a couple of issues. As you can see in the screenshot below, the guide curves did not intersect the profiles:
Next, the guides had to be split in two using a Split tool in the sketch:
And now it all checks out!
Onshape, Inc.
I would never have guessed about split guide line)
Also same sketch has only 2 handles(start and finish point) to control curvature,how can I get handles in other points?
Onshape, Inc.
If you make a bunch of splines, you can apply a coincident constraint on their endpoints to attach them, and then a tangent constriant to make them tangent to each other. Then each point will have a handle:
One thing that may not be obvious in the gif is that I am double clicking to end each spline segment, which also keeps the tool open to sketch the next spline segment.