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Examples of Loft Tangency

The examples in this table were created from these profiles. The start profile is the converted face of the existing geometry; the selected model edge is the direction vector.			$art\LOFT-0.gif$

Start Constraint None End Constraint None	$art\LOFT-5_shg.gif$	Start Constraint None End Constraint Normal to Profile	$art\LOFT-2_shg.gif$


Start Constraint Normal to Profile End Constraint None	$art\LOFT-3_shg.gif$	Start Constraint Normal to Profile End Constraint Normal to Profile	$art\LOFT-6_shg.gif$

Start Constraint Tangency to Face End Constraint None	$art\LOFT-4_shg.gif$	Start Constraint Tangency to Face End Constraint Normal to Profile	$art\LOFT-1_shg.gif$

Start Constraint Direction Vector End Constraint None	$art\LOFT-7_shg.gif$	Start Constraint Direction Vector End Constraint Normal to Profile	$art\LOFT-8_shg.gif$

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