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KevinDeSmet
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Lofting take-off factor

I was wondering whether the take-off factor while lofting pushes the underlying surface cvs further away from the edges, or whether it plays around with weights on the cvs and makes things rational?

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amita
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Re: Lofting take-off factor

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Hi,

 

Lofting is a procedural surface. So no question of fixed surface cvs.

 

Can you explain us why you ask this question. Or how you want to use loft which made you pose this question.

 

 

Thanks
Amita
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KevinDeSmet
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Re: Lofting take-off factor

Just a curious CAD user, nothing more :smileyhappy:

 

I thought lofting produced nurbs geometry.

So I understand correctly that it does not?

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amita
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Re: Lofting take-off factor

Yes you are correct its not a nurbs geometry.

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Amita