Right, so what is the right method?Perhaps meme2704 was thinking about the Sketcher point, which indeed cannot be used for such a loft, as it is only construction geometry.
[Solved] Arbitrary cone
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Re: Arbitrary cone
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read the wiki, its all explained there and is too complex to just endlessly repeat on the forum.
Re: Arbitrary cone
Ok, for me yelling you're here, and to send them ...swear word removed again, by moderator.... tooread the wiki, its all explained there and is too complex to just endlessly repeat on the forum.
and if Google translat to accept to translate is that the words are "politically" correct
so you do not need to send me a private message
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Re: Arbitrary cone
Haven't read/seen this post until now.jmaustpc wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 11:30 am Both Part Loft and Part Sweep, can use a vertex/point as a profile, but there are limitations/complications. See the wiki for a detailed explanation.
The point/vertex can be a Draft WB point but there is also a point in Part WB.
Part_Loft particularly under the subtitle "Limitations and complications"
and
Part_Sweep
The point form Part WB, is a "good" point for lofting. Maybe "the natural" point for using within this WB.
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