Surface Mastery Part 2 - Loft Edge Options | What does Align Edge vs Align to Surface Actually Do?
In this video we are going to finally understand what these options do when creating a surface loft with edge continuity. Often times surface lofts are created in a way that their curvature direction and their edge direction are the same. Fusion actually hates for you to break this rule during feature creation. BUT there are times when we might trim a surface and find ourselves wondering what these options actually do. Follow along to finally get that answer!
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