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Hello @Anonymous I see that you are visiting as a new member to the Inventor Forum.
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Can you supply a simple shape for us to inspect and give you better feedback with?
We can draw random geometric lofts but would be better to work with the geometry you are struggling with.
Post an image, your part file, or better yet a screencast of your attempt and see what we can do!
Please select the Accept as Solution button if a post solves your issue or answers your question.
Kelly Young
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Hello @Anonymous I see that you are visiting as a new member to the Inventor Forum.
Welcome to the Autodesk Community!
Can you supply a simple shape for us to inspect and give you better feedback with?
We can draw random geometric lofts but would be better to work with the geometry you are struggling with.
Post an image, your part file, or better yet a screencast of your attempt and see what we can do!
Please select the Accept as Solution button if a post solves your issue or answers your question.
Kelly Young
* Ideas * Help * AKN * Updates * Pack & Go * Reset Utility * Repair Install * Customization * iLogic Examples * Autodesk University *
Sorry. I got these replies via email so I replied via email and I see now that they attachments and links didn't work.
Old Loft - directions i used to give my students on how to make the old loft and a picture of how it would come out. Below is a picture of how it comes out now with curved lines.
thank you!!
Sorry. I got these replies via email so I replied via email and I see now that they attachments and links didn't work.
Old Loft - directions i used to give my students on how to make the old loft and a picture of how it would come out. Below is a picture of how it comes out now with curved lines.
thank you!!
1. You can use the built in Windows Snipping tool to do screen captures.
2. That would have always resulted in curved edges rather than straight edges in any release of Inventor.
3. Can't be sure from the image (can you attach actual Inventor files, these end with the extension *.ipt rather than mere pretty pictures), but Revolve might be a better choice depending on your design intent.
Do you have any file that illustrates the original behavior that you recall from 2016?
Are you sure you didn't do this as two separate features in the past, rather than as one feature?
1. You can use the built in Windows Snipping tool to do screen captures.
2. That would have always resulted in curved edges rather than straight edges in any release of Inventor.
3. Can't be sure from the image (can you attach actual Inventor files, these end with the extension *.ipt rather than mere pretty pictures), but Revolve might be a better choice depending on your design intent.
Do you have any file that illustrates the original behavior that you recall from 2016?
Are you sure you didn't do this as two separate features in the past, rather than as one feature?
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