I tried this part of a boat with Loft, but no succes how can I do did

martin_zeegers

adam_richardson

I was able to make it (so far as I can tell, without knowing exactly the shape you're intending) using fill for just that rear portion. Built it in half and then mirrored it across. Loft I don't think will work in this case as you have that right angle turn. The drawback with Fill is that you can't drive its tangency with another surface (so far as I know) in order to ensure that it's nice and smooth up at the top (the deck). It also may not be properly curvature continuous across the midpoint - it looks good but maybe not perfect.

S1mon

Maybe try this:



Similar to @adam_richardson 's approach:

1. Loft the front part first
2. Add a face curve part way down (dashed light blue curve)
3. Use bridging curve or freeform spline to create a spline connect the face curve to the aft end (thick green)
4. Loft a surface (thin green UV lines) which is tangent to the front
5. Mirror the above surfaces
6. Use fill to handle the lower part of the aft (make it tangent at top edges and use curve on mid plane as guide)

martin_zeegers

Hi S1mon, I am a beginner so Your solution is not entirely clear to me can you clarify a bit more

dirk_van_der_vaart

Try using Fill only with some guide's

martin_zeegers

Hy Dirk, can I conversation in dutch?

dirk_van_der_vaart

Dag Martin wat jij wil, is alleen niet leuk voor de anderen

dirk_van_der_vaart

Here's a copy of my Document
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6a28c67cf47e4531c67ee71c/w/62b6e4f244d9267a67350cc6/e/804647c3de9d2f567372ca6b

martin_zeegers

Hi Dirk I managed to make the hull of the Boat, would like to show the document but i don’t know to share it