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[robert roland David]

Hi. Can be done with this program multiple shapes ( custom or standard ) lofting or skining and to be change it after desire,diferent parts rotated,added new one,scaled,like in the picture?  Thank you.

[Matthew Keeter]

Perhaps!

There’s a Loft operation in the "2D –> 3D” submenu, which takes in two 2D shapes

and generates a 3D loft between them; you could repeat this a few times to stack up

something like that screenshot.

-Matt

On Jun 1, 2017, at 6:13 AM, robert roland David <davidr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi. Can be done with this program multiple shapes ( custom or standard ) lofting or skining and to be change it after desire,diferent parts rotated,added new one,scaled,like in the picture?  Thank you.

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[Matthew Keeter]

You can use the Loft command multiple times:

It takes a lower and upper shape (as well as Z values), and gives a smooth blend that’s the lower shape (A)

at z0 and the upper shape (B) at z1.  If you put two lofts on top of each other, you should see a blend from shape

A to B to C (at z0, z1, z2).

Here’s a circle blending into a rectangle blending into a triangle:

-Matt

On Jun 4, 2017, at 4:51 AM, robert roland David <davidr...@gmail.com> wrote:

In Openscad i do it in 2 shapes ( the picture ). But i need for 3 shapes to be done in one piece. 

Can be done ? Or with spline command? 

Is a big lack of such a possibility in this programs for such a solution. And my project is basid just on this kind of work.

If have any idea,let me know please.

Thank you,Roland.

On Sat, Jun 3, 2017 at 4:35 PM, Matthew Keeter <matt.j...@gmail.com> wrote:

Perhaps!

There’s a Loft operation in the "2D –> 3D” submenu, which takes in two 2D shapes

and generates a 3D loft between them; you could repeat this a few times to stack up

something like that screenshot.

-Matt

On Jun 1, 2017, at 6:13 AM, robert roland David <davidr...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi. Can be done with this program multiple shapes ( custom or standard ) lofting or skining and to be change it after desire,diferent parts rotated,added new one,scaled,like in the picture?  Thank you.

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