What command would you use to construct a surface from two or more curves using a specified path?

The command to construct a surface from two or more curves using a specified path is the Ruled Surface. This command is particularly effective for creating a surface that transitions between two or more predefined curves, which serve as the edges of the surface. The Ruled Surface takes these curves and generates a linear surface that connects them, allowing for flexibility in design and the ability to create more complex forms.

This method is especially useful in situations where a simple yet dynamic surface is needed, as it directly associates the surface creation with the provided curve geometry. Users can manipulate the curves, and the surface will adjust accordingly, showcasing the command's parametric capabilities.

In contrast, other options such as Sheet, Bounded Plane, and Swept Volume serve different design purposes. The Sheet command can create surfaces as well, but it lacks the specific alignment capability that the Ruled Surface offers for connecting multiple curves. Bounded Plane is focused on generating flat surfaces that are bound by curves rather than transitioning between them. Swept Volume is mainly for creating solid bodies by sweeping a profile along a defined path, which diverges from the objective of simply creating a surface from curves.