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so :)

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If someone can tell me why i have this result for my Sweep ? An only one "solid" arch !
(very happy of the infinite possibilities of this Sweep) but some perplex about the result! :)

I can of course also modify the resulting solid ! :)



EDIT
I have my answer ;)
<< It’s something like the centroid of each curve then it’s expecting them to be arranged in a line along the cplane’s x or y axis directions. So it’s sorted by that distance and ones that are tied will be random which one is taken over another.
Michael

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When points are activated and a curve is not selected, you can click and drag on the curve to move the corresponding curve area (region-moving neighboring points).



─ Metin

visualizer • illustrator • 3D designer — metinseven.nl

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So transformation in real time!

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Thanks for the GIF, Pilou! That shows it much better.

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A very fast way to create a curved surface is to Boolean Intersect a closed curve with an open curve.

Optionally, the resulting surface boundary can be turned into a curve again.

Select the resulting surface and activate History to manipulate the operands and watch the result update.

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Hi Metin, also you can use Construct > Curve > isect to generate a curve result directly.

- Michael

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Nice, thanks Michael!

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Just learned this tip from Michael:



Use Options ➔ Rotate/Pan/Zoom options ➔ Link ortho views to synchronize zooming and panning of all orthographic views.

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About the Surface above...with the interactive moving points...
Seems no need to make "Histo" after the Loft ?...

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Ah yes, you can also simply manipulate the resulting surface points.

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For have longitudinal sections to the extremities with LineWeb
Make curves longer and trim at the end!
Here One curve (longer over the origin), Array Circular (nb3, 90° ), LineWeb Twice, Trim

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by Moi3d Not Pomoi

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