Looking for a Fusion 360 command that is equivalent to Csec from Rhino3D

[merrittES2MP]

Hi All, In Rhinoceros, I enjoy using the Csec command to quickly make lofted surfaces based on profile curves. The link here from the Rhino site has a simple video showing the technique. I can't seem to find an equivalent technique in Fusion 360. Does anyone know if this is possible in 360 or perhaps a good Rhino command to Fusion command reference table?

http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/5/help/en-us/commands/csec.htm

Thanks for your help!

best regards,

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[jeff_strater · Accepted solution]

That's kinda slick, thanks for sharing that.  No, Fusion does not have anything as convenient as that for defining loft profiles from a set of rail curves.  You would have to define the sketch planes yourself, and draw the sections yourself.

Here's a post i did on the basics of loft and rails:  https://introduction to loft and railsorums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-design-validate/introduction-....  The closest thing to this workflow would be the "rails first" approach.

Here is a screencast from that post that describes this method:

Jeff