Is there a script to do this, if it can.
Because it is very tedious to do it by hand.

Cheers

I don't believe there an automatic "UnFillet" (except CTRL Z :)
but you can maybe make something like this

Line Web : http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=3666.1

Copy vertically your curve
Call LineWeb
Connect by line (any number you want) here 10
Select the vertical lines created - only little problem you must select these vertical lines in order horlogic or unhorlogic
(no problem if your first curve was drawn in order so a rectangular selection from Right to Left will work)
Connect lines "Closed" enable (3 as number) :
You have your curves with angles points! Maybe with a little deviation but... ;)

Hi Booleano, I don't know of a script for doing that. Probably the easiest way is to use Edit > Separate on the curve to break it apart. Then select and delete all arc curves (select all and then use Details... to select arcs). Then select a pair of lines at a time and run Edit > Extend. Right click to do "Mutual extend". Select another pair and right click to repeat the extend command, etc...

That goes pretty quickly, here's what it looks like:



- Michael

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Trick of Michael gives more precise result than me but will be more long if they are many segments! :)

Hi Pilou,

re:
> Trick of Michael gives more precise result than me but will be more long if they are many segments! :)

It doesn't really take long to do many segments, you can do around one corner every second with the above method. So with a 100 segments should be done in less than 2 minutes.

- Michael

Sure only the result counts in reasonable time! :)

Hi michael
Really splendid, as always your solutions are magnificent and very detailed. And also I have learned something that I did not know, that you can select parts of the same type from Details

Thank you so much

Thanks Pilou.

I'm not sure I have understood your solution, the problem may be the GG translation, but Michael's solution is perfect for me.
I don't know if it would be helpful if someone made a script for this?

Yes an exotic solution! :)