This time I will change the lofting order.Ĭlick on the circle at the bottom of the geometry then the circle on the top and finally click on the square at the center of the three geometries. Press CTRL+Z a couple of times to get back to the previous 2D drawing and once again select the LOFT command. This will make geometry as shown in the image below. In the first case, I will select the circle on the bottom followed by the square in the middle and then finally circle on the top and then press enter twice.
The selection of lofting order decides the final geometry and using the same set of geometries you can make different 3D shapes by simply altering lofting order. To convert it into 3D, select the LOFT command and select the objects in the lofting order. Here we have three different geometries on different but parallel planes. Let’s start with the most basic feature of this command. This command works in a little different way and you need to be fully aware of AutoCAD UCS related tools to take maximum advantage of the LOFT Command. LOFT is one of the most basic 3D commands which is generally used for making complex and even organic shaped geometries with relative ease.
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