From: krass
I can't understand why the cut line of the face disappears after the fillet operation.
And the splitting of the edge disappears.
See wideorecord this
https://youtu.be/Qiqz9DSFjuU
From: Michael Gibson
Hi krass, merging of coplanar faces is built into the booleans and fillet is using some of the boolean infrastructure to do its work and so also gets the same processing.
I'll see if I can adjust it not to do that for filleting.
- Michael
From: krass
Thanks for the answer!
I'm glad if this helps in some way to improve the program.
...But the effect is quite interesting.
From: bemfarmer
After a few tests, it seemed that having the face trimmed, improved the ability to do the fillet..
-Brian
From: krass
I would like to take this opportunity to ask - what exactly does this option do?
I have not found information about it anywhere in the help.
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From: krass
Could you somehow illustrate your idea? This is very interesting
From: Michael Gibson
Hi krass,
re:
> I would like to take this opportunity to ask - what exactly does this option do?
By default a variable radius fillet will have a type of "ease-in/ease-out" transition between radius values like this:
If you have just 2 stations for the variable radius fillet you can turn on that "Linear blend" option to make it have a direct linear interpolation between the radius values:
- Michael
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From: krass
WOW! Great! Big thanks, Michael!!