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I am trying to make a Model that is similar to 'Sweep1' with an analytical curve, see 'AnalyicalCurve1'. I have tried several different ways and have not been able to make a loft so I can Sweep to make the model.
If the object geometry will remain fixed then you can try this:
Union the analytical curve and its copy.
Transform -> Convert to primitive
Select the two edges of this Union.
Transform -> Fill hole
The below you can sweep then.
LAs I mentioned, you will unfortunately lose parametricity.
The analytical curve starts at Y=-0.0007575.
If it is mirrored across this point, then the loft can be created.
If you had a different loft in mind, or still get an error, please provide more details.
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