Create a surface connecting profile curves

Use Surfaces > Skin to create a surface by connecting a series of profile curves.

Choose Surfaces > Skin.
Click the first and second curves.
The tool creates a surface between the two curves.
Do any of the following:
- Hold and click more curves to add to the surface.
- Hold and click the previous curve again to undo the last part of the surface. Curves can be deselected all the way back to the first curve.
- Click a curve without holding to start a new surface.
  Note
  If the Auto Recalc option is off, the tool works differently. Click all the curves you want to use in order, then click Go. The surface does not appear until you click Go.

What if...?

The resulting surface is too complex or has parameterization problems?

The best way to minimize problems is to create a curve, then duplicate it to create the other cross-section curves. This way all the curves have the same degree and parameterization.
If you are having problems skinning between curves that have a very different parameterization, turn the Rebuild option on.
Surfaces created with Chord Length parameterized curves (drawn with the New Edit Point Curve tool) are more complex than surfaces created from uniformly parameterized curves.