LoftedSurface Object (ActiveX)

A surface created by lofting through a set of two or more curves.

Supported Platforms: Windows only

Class Information

Class Name

AcadLoftedSurface

Object Inheritance

Object
   AcadObject
      AcadEntity
         AcadLoftedSurface

Create Using

VBA

Not applicable

Access Via

VBA

ModelSpace.Item
PaperSpace.Item
Block.Item
SelectionSet.Item
Group.Item

Members

These members are part of this object:

Methods	Properties	Events
ArrayPolar ArrayRectangular Copy Delete GetBoundingBox GetExtensionDictionary GetXData Highlight IntersectWith Mirror Mirror3D Move Rotate Rotate3D ScaleEntity SetXData TransformBy Update	Application Closed Document EdgeExtensionDistances EndDraftAngle EndDraftMagnitude EndSmoothContinuity EndSmoothMagnitude EntityTransparency Handle HasExtensionDictionary Hyperlinks Layer Linetype LinetypeScale Lineweight MaintainAssociativity Material NumCrossSections NumGuidePaths ObjectID ObjectName OwnerID Periodic PlotStyleName ShowAssociativity StartDraftAngle StartDraftMagnitude StartSmoothContinuity StartSmoothMagnitude SurfaceNormals SurfaceType SurfTrimAssociativity TrueColor UIsolineDensity Visible VIsolineDensity WireframeType	Modified

Remarks

You can use ActiveX to query and edit LoftedSurface entities in AutoCAD drawings. You cannot create a LoftedSurface object with ActiveX. A lofted surface is created in AutoCAD by drawing a solid or surface through a set of two or more cross-section curves. The cross sections define the profile (shape) of the resulting solid or surface. Cross sections (generally, curves or lines) can be open (for example, an arc) or closed (for example, a circle).