LoftedSurface object

A surface created by lofting through a set of two or more curves.

You can use ActiveX to query and edit LoftedSurface entities in AutoCAD drawings. You cannot create a LoftedSurface object with ActiveX. A lofted surface is created in AutoCAD by drawing a solid or surface through a set of two or more cross-section curves. The cross sections define the profile (shape) of the resulting solid or surface. Cross sections (generally, curves or lines) can be open (for example, an arc) or closed (for example, a circle).

Methods ArrayPolar ArrayRectangular Copy Delete GetBoundingBox GetExtensionDictionary GetXData Highlight IntersectWith Mirror Mirror3D Move Offset Rotate Rotate3D ScaleEntity SetXData TransformBy Update

Properties Application Closed Document EndDraftAngle EndDraftMagnitude Handle HasExtensionDictionary Hyperlinks Layer Linetype LinetypeScale Lineweight NumCrossSections NumGuidePaths ObjectID OwnerID PlotStyleName StartDraftAngle StartDraftMagnitude SurfaceNormals SurfaceType TrueColor UIsolineDensity VIsolineDensity Visible

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