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Loft problem.

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  • geoff_joseygeoff_josey Member Posts: 65 ✭✭
    Interesting ! Did you select the faces from the model or the menu ?
    I have now found that when I select from the menu it works perfectly without any other selections or deletions etc., but when I select from the model it fails. You can see why by looking at the the differences. ie. the good one just has the faces selected.
    What puzzle me is that I have watched many of the training videos and found no reference to this. In fact they all seem to select on the model
  • wayne_sauderwayne_sauder Member, csevp Posts: 559 PRO
    I simply select from the model by clicking on the gray area or selecting the lines I want. Are you window-selecting? If so that usually doesn't work well with lofts, and also picks up vertices that are only confusing to the loft tool.  
  • geoff_joseygeoff_josey Member Posts: 65 ✭✭
    You have hit the nail on the head ! I was window selecting. Selecting as you suggest worked fine even with the aerofoil sections. |ust trying it out - I seem to have the loft showing in the isometic view but not in the menu. Normally when I delete the loft it is removed from the model as you would expect.
    https://cad.onshape.com/documents/077113744199d2407a4def6f/w/63cbc60e0505d463cccb6ad2/e/7368b9a2ee8715e9176684a5
  • geoff_joseygeoff_josey Member Posts: 65 ✭✭
    Sorry the last post was dumb ! I was not looking at a loft - it was the front sketch which made it look like one.
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