Hi Heiner,

> i created the curves of a combination of curves which i then joined.
> So that seems to be a no no ...

It's ok to have a combination of curves that are joined together to use as rails, but the "no no" part is that the individual pieces were not smooth to one another. When you draw a control point curve you want to pay special attention to what direction the first and second (and last and second-to-last) points are going in, that controls the tangent direction of the curve and if you have 2 pieces that do not have the same tangent direction where they are joined that makes for a sharp corner crease in the shape of the joined curve, that will translate into some kind of sharpness or juncture area in your sweep result.

- Michael

Hi Heiner,

> Is there something like bias handles i can acess to control the curves?

Yes, NURBS curves have control points which can be manipulated to edit a curve, you can turn them on by selecting the curve and using Edit > Show pts

- Michael

Hi Heiner, I've attached a version here which gives no gap - I edited the curves by joining them together, doing a rebuild on it with # of points mode, "Keep corners" turned off, and using 200 points, and then split it into 2 pieces again at the previous end point and then using only one profile for doing the sweep.

You usually don't need to put in so many different profiles when doing sweep, sweep basically automatically puts in a whole bunch of profiles by sliding even just one along the rail or rails - when you are doing Loft on the other hand only the profiles that you specifically put in are used, that's when you would put in more of then to control the shape.

Basically one profile and a rail or 2 rails automatically generates a whole bunch of profiles for you by moving things along the rail.

- Michael