In this video, you will learn how to use the second command of the AutoCAD add-in "Loft Faces", which creates a new solid by copying the shape of the first selected face, aligning it to a second face using three reference points, and then performing a LOFT operation between the two shapes.
The workflow is as follows:
Select the first solid and its face (source shape)
Select the second solid and its face (target face)
Pick three reference points to align the copied shape onto the target face
The points must be selected in the same order on both faces to ensure correct alignment
Run the command, which aligns the first face’s shape to the second face and generates a new lofted solid between the two profiles
This command is especially useful when precise orientation, rotation, and positioning of the loft profiles is required, even when the faces differ in size or orientation.
📌 In this tutorial, you will see:
How to correctly select and order alignment points
Accurate shape alignment between faces
A real-world AutoCAD example using the loft method
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