Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
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For the life of me I cannot figure out how to use the "drag sketch" command when creating a loft. It would be very handy to be able to move the sketch while creating the loft.
Here's what I have figured out so far from T&E and the help menu,
- The sketch needs to be a 3D sketch. I'm not sure of the entire group of sketches need to be 3D or not.
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks
Here's what I have figured out so far from T&E and the help menu,
- The sketch needs to be a 3D sketch. I'm not sure of the entire group of sketches need to be 3D or not.
Any insight would be helpful.
Thanks






RE: Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
You can create a 2D sketch within a 3d Sketch by double clicking a plane or inserting a 3D sketch plane and use 2D sketch on plane option.
Michael
RE: Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
Especially if you got some funky surfaces.
Chris Loughnane
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RE: Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
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RE: Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
Chris Loughnane - Product Design
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RE: Lofting and DRAG SKETCH command
"Just be aware..." would have sufficed.
Or even "FYI...".
But this isn't forum1010: Engineering Language/Grammar Skills, so we'll let off with a simple warning this time.