Bridging multiple edges at a time I try to create a face between two edges, but it always gets a strange looking result.
I worked for years with another cad application called "Vector". In this App if you select edges, the software orders the edges from 0 to n by selection and shows the order. Blender doesn't do this, but I found an extension called "space_view3d_index_visualiser_bmesh.py", no it works fine.

The internal blender order seems quite confused, so I reordered it with "Sort Mesh Elements".



After pressing F to create a face between the edges, this is the result:



I think this is an edge order problem. If I Select each corresponding edge separately (0-1, F, 2-3 F .... etc) it works fine, but this is boring work with large Objects. Is there any solution?
F in blender creates one face. So when you have many edges selected at once you are creating one large Ngon, not what you want to do.

You are looking for blender's bridge edge loops tool. In edit mode from the 3D view header Mesh > Edges > Bridge Edge Loops. Or quicker through keyboard shortcuts CtrlE L.

After running the bridge edge loops tool you will get more options in the operator part of the tool shelf.


One of the most important is the Twist, if you get edges that are crossing over each other like in the image below, then just change the number till the offset is correct.