Using the loft tool

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Using the loft tool

Anonymous
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This is what I get after applying the loft tool, and reverse tool it left one part black.

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mihirsbcc
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How many curves you are using to loft ? It looks like you are also revolving? The black area is the normals are reversed. it is either a curve direction is reversed. Make sure that all the curves starting points are in a straight line.

If you select the surface which is black you can always go to Surface Menu and at the bottom you will find Reverse Surface Diction..... that might help too.

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Anonymous
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I have done all that and still doing it I even try to get the curves together with no result.
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coeuscreative
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Tried rebuilding the curves?

 

mihirsbcc
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Collaborator

If you upload the scene , May be I will be able to find out what is wrong

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Anonymous
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How? I'm kind of new using CV Curves etc. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
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OK. Here it is
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coeuscreative
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Use rebuild curves options to clean up the curves so the match each other better.

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mcw0
Advisor
Advisor

If all the curve directions are the same.  And you don't have "auto reverse" turned on, then have you confirmed that the curves are lofting in the correct order?  Did you select the curves sequentially or all at once?  I would go into either the node editor or the hypergraph and confirm that the curves going into the loft node is in the correct order.

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Anonymous
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Thanks For your reply, I have fixed the problem, I just when back to Maya 2020.3 🙂

mcw0
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Advisor

So there's a bug in 2020.4?

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