Throw New Exception('Did not find the 2 faces for creating the Loft')ĭim loftDef As LoftDefinition = (objColl, PartFeatureOperationEnum.kJoinOperation) MsgBox('Exception was thrown while searching for faces') If (DoubleForEquals.IsEqual(, 100)) Thenĭim s As PlanarSketch = (Face, True)ĭim p As Profile = s.Profiles.AddForSolid() ObjColl = ()įor Each face As Face In (1).Faces Here’s the iLogic code: Public Class ThisRule The first function in the iLogic rule below shows how to create the loft with transitions. That made it hard to find and edit the transitions. Default this object is not set in the “ LoftDefinition” object. All the transitions are saved in a “ MapPointCurves” object that you need to create. After some digging around, I found how to do it. Of course, I would like to use those transitions.

I found posts with examples for creating lofts that uses rail. While I was creating this model, I discovered that you will find examples for creating loft features.

Except for the loft in the Inventor logo.

Just some profiles on a sketch that are extruded.

Nothing that you can’t find anywhere else on the internet. Today I have a iLogic rule for you that creates an “I” similar to the image above. I hope that we can go back to normal life this year.

Loft in fusion 360