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I'm looking for exactly what the subject says. I have a 3d profile that needs to follow two 3D splines, is there a way to create a spline that is a best fit between them? I have drawn the two splines and basically want to merge them into one that gives me a happy medium between them.

The problem I am seeing doesn't seem to happen in the part I attached. The part I'm working in is part of an assembly and when I change the transparency of the assembly, thats when the surfaces seem to fill themselves back in. Like I said, I can't select the deleted faces anymore, but I can't...

Attached is an example of what I'm trying to do. I'm using 2012 x64 SP04.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=8ce439d4-3b19-4895-b178-397a4cac70f7&file=Sample_Inlet.SLDPRT

I will create a simple example and post the file shortly.

MartinShane, yes the faces are still visible. Immediately after I had done the face delete, the faces were not visible and I could see the objects underneath. I'm not really sure what triggered the faces being filled back in but now the surface is completely filled and the face that I had split...

I'm not exactly certain why but I was able to delete the faces, but they are actually still there. Again, I cannot post a picture but delete face did not really seem to do anything. I cannot select the face again however, but it is still there. I know that's pretty vague but any suggestions are...

Trim did the trick. Thank you and sorry for the confusion/lack of detail.

Solidworks doesn't seem to recognize the lofts as bodies, just surfaces. Is there any way to combine surfaces?

I lofted two cones using the same circle at one end and two different points at the other. I need to merge the bottom portion and remove the overlapping faces, is there a way to do this?

I cannot post a picture as this is covered in an NDA but the projected split lines did the trick. I was able to select and delete the face once the split lines had been projected onto the surface. Thanks.

Alright so I am trying to recreate a naca inlet on a curved surface. The inlet surface has been created underneath the surface using a surface loft, but I have not been able to remove the intersecting surface to make the inlet scoop open. I have tried a surface trim using the lofted surface to...