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Here, I want to connect the two with a shape that goes directly between them. The example below is super-simple: It’s a circle directly above a square. Let’s say you have two profiles that you want to connect together. For the sake of brevity (and simplicity), I’m going to focus on only the first operation in this post: Loft By Spline.
If you need to learn about plugins in general, including how to install them, visit the plugins page on our website.Ĭurviloft lets you do three basic operations which one you use depends on what you’re trying to accomplish. The one I’ve been obsessed with lately is called Curviloft it's by the venerable Fredo6. There’s no easy way to do this in plain ol' SketchUp, but there are plenty of plugins that make it possible. The process of extruding one 2D profile such that it ends in another, different 2D profile is often called lofting.
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