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==Overview==
==Description==
The FreeCAD Loft tool (Part Workbench), is used to create a face, shell or a solid shape from two or more profiles. The profiles can be a point (vertex), line (Edge), wire or face. Edges and wires may be either open or closed. There are various [[Part_Loft#Limitations and complications|Limitations and complications]], see below, however the profiles may come from the Part Workbench primitives, Draft Workbench features and a Sketch.

The Loft has three parameters, "Ruled","Solid" and "Closed" each with a value of either "true" or "false".

If "Ruled" is "true" FreeCAD creates a face, faces or a solid from ruled surfaces. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruled_surface Ruled surface page on Wikipedia.]

If "Solid" is "true" FreeCAD creates a solid if the profiles are of closed geometry, if "false" FreeCAD creates a face or (if more than one face) a shell for either open or closed profiles.


The [[Image:Part_Loft.svg|24px]] [[Part_Loft|Part Loft]] command creates a face, a shell, or a solid shape from two or more profiles (cross-sections).
If "Closed" is "true" FreeCAD attempts to loft the last profile to the first profile to create a closed figure.


[[File:Part_Loft_solid_ruled_from3profiles_example_FreeCAD_0_13.jpg|400px]]
For more info on how the profiles are joined together, refer [[Part Loft Technical Details|Part Loft Technical Details]] page.
{{Caption|Loft from three profiles which are two [[Part_Circle|Part Circles]] and one [[Part_Ellipse|Part Ellipse]]. Parameters are Solid "True" and Ruled "True".}}


==Usage==
[[File:Part_Loft_solid_ruled_from3profiles_example_FreeCAD_0_13.jpg|frame|centre|Part_Loft. From three profiles which are two Part_Circles and one Part_Ellipse. Parameters are Solid "True" and Ruled "True"]]


# There are several ways to invoke the command:
==Limitations and complications==
#* Press the {{Button|[[Image:Part_Loft.svg|16px]] [[Part_Loft|Loft...]]}} button.
*A vertex or point
#* Select the {{MenuCommand|Part → [[Image:Part_Loft.svg|16px]] Loft...}} option from the menu.
** vertex or point may only be used as the first and/or last profile in the list of profiles.
# The Loft [[Task_panel|task panel]] opens.
***For example
# In the ''Available Profiles'' list on the left select the first profile and click on the right arrow to place it in the ''Selected profiles'' list on the right.
****you cannot loft from a circle to a point, to an ellipse.
# Repeat for the second profile and again if more than two profiles are desired.
****However you could Loft from a point to a circle to an ellipse to another point.
# Optionally use the up and down arrows to reorder the selected profiles.
*Open or closed geometry profiles can not be mixed in one single Loft
# Define options [[#Data|Create solid]], [[#Data|Ruled surface]], and [[#Data|Closed]].
**In one Loft, all profiles (lines wires etc.) must be either open or closed.
# Click {{Button|OK}}.
***For example
****FreeCAD can not Loft between one Part Circle and one default Part Line.
*Draft Workbench features
**Draft Workbench features can be directly used as a profile in FreeCAD 0.14 or later.
***For example the following Draft features can be used as profiles in a Part Loft
****Draft Polygon.
****Draft Point, Line, wire,
****Draft B-spline, Bezier Curve
****Draft Circle, Ellipse, Rectangle
*PartDesign Sketches
**The profile may be created with a sketch. However only a valid sketch will be shown in the list to be available for selection.
**The sketch must contain only one open or closed wire or line (can be multiple lines, if those lines are all connected as they are then a single wire)
*Part Workbench
**the profile can be a valid Part geometric primitive which can be created with the [[Part_CreatePrimitives|Part CreatePrimitives]] tool
***For example the following Part geometric primitives can be a valid profile
****Point (Vertex), Line (Edge)
****Helix, Spiral
****Circle, Ellipse
****Regular Polygon
****Plane (Face)


===Accepted geometry===
*Closed Lofts
** The results of closed lofts may be unexpected - the loft may develop twists or kinks. Lofting is very sensitive to the Placement of the profiles and the complexity of the curves required to connect the corresponding Vertices in all the profiles.


* '''Profiles:''' can be a point (vertex), line (edge), wire or face. Edges and wires may be either open or closed. There are various [[#Limitations|Limitations]], see below.
==An example Loft==
The Loft tool is in the Part Workbench, menu Part -> Loft... or via the icon in the tool bar.


* [[App_Link|App Link]] objects linked to the appropriate object types and [[App_Part|App Part]] containers with the appropriate visible objects inside can also be used as profiles. {{Version|0.20}}
[[Image:Part_Loft_Ikon_Ballon_Hilfe.png]]


==Options==
In the "Tasks" will be two lists: "node / wire" and "free form".


====Create solid====
[[Image:Part_Loft_Liste3.png]]


If "Solid" is set to "true", FreeCAD creates a solid, provided the profiles are closed; if set to "false", FreeCAD creates a face or a shell for either open or closed profiles.
===Selection of the sections===
In the "node / wire" the available items are displayed. Two sections must be selected one after the first in this list.


====Ruled surface====
[[Image:Part_Loft_Liste_Auswahl_3b.png]]


If "Ruled surface" is "true" FreeCAD creates a face, a shell or a solid from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruled_surface ruled surfaces].


====Closed====
Thereafter, with the blue arrow that item is added to the list of "free form".


If "Closed" is "true" FreeCAD attempts to loft the last profile to the first profile to create a closed loop.
[[Image:Part_Loft_Liste_Auswahl_3c.png]]


For more information on how profiles are joined together see [[Part_Loft_Technical_Details|Part Loft Technical Details]].
The selected items must be of the same type.


==Properties==
Tip: the active / selected items in the list are displayed in the 3D area as active / selected.


See also: [[Property_editor|Property editor]].
===Command complete===
If both sections are selected, the command can be completed with "OK".


A Part Loft object is derived from a [[Part_Feature|Part Feature]] object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:
[[Image:Part_Loft_Liste_Auswahl_3d.png]]


==Result==
===Data===
From closed lines we get surfaces which might be taken as a superficial look for solids.


{{TitleProperty|Loft}}
[[Image:Part_Loft_geschlossen.png]]


* {{PropertyData|Sections|LinkList}}: lists the sections used.
If indeed a solid needs to be created, used the button "Create Solid" or after creating the Loft switch to its '' properties'' tab'' data'' and set the switch "Solid" to true.
* {{PropertyData|Solid|Bool}}: true or false (default). True creates a solid.
* {{PropertyData|Ruled|Bool}}: true or false (default). True creates a ruled surface.
* {{PropertyData|Closed|Bool}}: rue or false (default). True creates a closed loft by connecting last to first profile.
* {{PropertyData|Max Degree|IntegerConstraint}}: Maximum degree.


==Limitations==
The procedure is the same as described above with open polylines.


A Part Loft has the same limitations as a [[Part_Sweep#Limitations|Part Sweep]].
===Changing the selection of sections===
If you want to change the selection of the sections after creation of the loft, you can select the field Sections in the Data tab and click the occuring ellipsis button. The list of all selectable sections occurs, the current selection is highlighted. You can remove or add additional sections.


=== Closed Lofts ===
The sequence of sections depends on the sequence of clicks in the list. If you want to make substantial changes it is recommended to first deselct all and then start selection in the right order.


* The results of a closed Loft may be unexpected, the Loft may develop twists or kinks. Lofting is very sensitive to the Placement of the profiles and the complexity of the curves required to connect the corresponding vertices in all the profiles.
==History ==
* Part Loft command {{Version|0.13}}
* "closed" property {{Version|0.14}}
* Ability to use a face as a profile {{Version|0.14}}




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Latest revision as of 18:00, 4 October 2023

Part Loft

Umístění Menu
Part → Loft...
Pracovní stoly
Part
Výchozí zástupce
Nikdo
Představen ve verzi
-
Viz také
Part Sweep

Description

The Part Loft command creates a face, a shell, or a solid shape from two or more profiles (cross-sections).

Loft from three profiles which are two Part Circles and one Part Ellipse. Parameters are Solid "True" and Ruled "True".

Usage

  1. There are several ways to invoke the command:
    • Press the Loft... button.
    • Select the Part → Loft... option from the menu.
  2. The Loft task panel opens.
  3. In the Available Profiles list on the left select the first profile and click on the right arrow to place it in the Selected profiles list on the right.
  4. Repeat for the second profile and again if more than two profiles are desired.
  5. Optionally use the up and down arrows to reorder the selected profiles.
  6. Define options Create solid, Ruled surface, and Closed.
  7. Click OK.

Accepted geometry

  • Profiles: can be a point (vertex), line (edge), wire or face. Edges and wires may be either open or closed. There are various Limitations, see below.

Options

Create solid

If "Solid" is set to "true", FreeCAD creates a solid, provided the profiles are closed; if set to "false", FreeCAD creates a face or a shell for either open or closed profiles.

Ruled surface

If "Ruled surface" is "true" FreeCAD creates a face, a shell or a solid from ruled surfaces.

Closed

If "Closed" is "true" FreeCAD attempts to loft the last profile to the first profile to create a closed loop.

For more information on how profiles are joined together see Part Loft Technical Details.

Properties

See also: Property editor.

A Part Loft object is derived from a Part Feature object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:

Data

Loft

  • ÚdajeSections (LinkList): lists the sections used.
  • ÚdajeSolid (Bool): true or false (default). True creates a solid.
  • ÚdajeRuled (Bool): true or false (default). True creates a ruled surface.
  • ÚdajeClosed (Bool): rue or false (default). True creates a closed loft by connecting last to first profile.
  • ÚdajeMax Degree (IntegerConstraint): Maximum degree.

Limitations

A Part Loft has the same limitations as a Part Sweep.

Closed Lofts

  • The results of a closed Loft may be unexpected, the Loft may develop twists or kinks. Lofting is very sensitive to the Placement of the profiles and the complexity of the curves required to connect the corresponding vertices in all the profiles.