Hi NightCabbage,

> Wow, I didn't realise there was a difference.

There isn't supposed to be for a case like that, that's definitely a bug there. I've added it to my list, it should probably not be too hard to fix up.

The click-focused nature of it is so that you can control which of the 2 possible fillets is created for cases like this:



You'll get different results there depending on which side of the intersection point you clicked on when selecting the horizontal line with a click.

When doing a window select it's supposed to automatically pick one (preferring to keep the longer piece if there are different sizes involved if I remember right), and it's not supposed to make any difference when both curves come to a single shared endpoint instead of meeting in a T like above or an X, but something in that part seems to be where the bug is at.

- Michael

Hi NightCabbage, also you may already know this but just in case - you don't actually need to do a separate on the rectangle first, you can select the whole still joined rectangle and then do a Fillet and it will prompt you to pick which corners you want to fillet.

- Michael

lol This all sounds awesome :)

I think the problem is that, to my knowledge, these features aren't documented?

I bet there are ton of features in MoI that would make my life much easier - but I just don't know they exist! :D

Hi NightCabbage,

> I think the problem is that, to my knowledge, these
> features aren't documented?

Being able to fillet corners of a single joined curve is documented in the help file under Fillet:
http://moi3d.com/2.0/docs/moi_command_reference7.htm#fillet

"Selecting a single curve that has corners in it (for example, a rectangle curve) will allow filleting of some or all of those corners."

Also one of the example images shows that kind of filleting with selecting corner vertices...

- Michael