this forum looked a little lonely being so empty...
I keep hearing this word, loft... it's evidently something cool?
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this forum looked a little lonely being so empty...
I keep hearing this word, loft... it's evidently something cool?
Melanie Stone
@MistresDorkness
Archibus, FMS/FMInteract and AutoCAD Expert (I use BricsCAD, Revit, Tandem, and Planon, too)
Technical Editornot all those who wander are lost
3d lofter is used to convert from 2d to 3d objects
i was familar with this long time before when i was using 3dstudio 4 under Dos. it had 5 modules: 2d shaper ,3d lofter ,3d editor , material editor & Animator
HiOriginally Posted by Wanderer
From this post ( Breaking info on AutoCAD 2007 ), you might like to review the below links ( all talk about "Loft" )...
* AutoCAD 2007 Preview Guide by Shaan Hurley
* AutoCAD 2007 new features! by Ellen Finkelstein
* AutoCAD 2007: So many solids! How do you choose? by Heidi Hewett
* AutoCAD 2007 has left the building!!! by Heidi Hewett
Have a good one, Mike
Short answer... yep, it's real cool! (See Mike's links for more info)
geez, some AE you are
btw... I gotta call Pat... I finally got my EA account number... WOOT!Originally Posted by Dilbert
Melanie Stone
@MistresDorkness
Archibus, FMS/FMInteract and AutoCAD Expert (I use BricsCAD, Revit, Tandem, and Planon, too)
Technical Editornot all those who wander are lost
If a loft is a software/hardware thing... see posts above.
Here a loft is a place to live. Created from old factory buildings... Usually 1 floor per loft (very big room in square meters) where everthing is located.
Very cool and trendy here. (and very expensive)
sweeeet rendering. hehe... yes, I am familiar with this type of loft.Originally Posted by johan d
Melanie Stone
@MistresDorkness
Archibus, FMS/FMInteract and AutoCAD Expert (I use BricsCAD, Revit, Tandem, and Planon, too)
Technical Editornot all those who wander are lost
That's probably the best definition I think I've heard yet! I did this model with lofts only.
Originally Posted by Ed Jobe
Wow... nice definition. Thanks, Ed.
very neat looking pic, cwentworth!
Originally Posted by Ed Jobe
Melanie Stone
@MistresDorkness
Archibus, FMS/FMInteract and AutoCAD Expert (I use BricsCAD, Revit, Tandem, and Planon, too)
Technical Editornot all those who wander are lost