Summary
- Apply Fillet or Chamfer to the vertex of a 2D Wire Body object.
How to Run
- Ribbon Menu > [Edit] Tab > [Edit Edge] Group > Chamfer
Explanation
Fillet Feature
This feature applies fillets to the vertices of the selected object.
[Type]
Fillet : Use the Fillet feature.
Chamfer : Use the Chamfer feature.
[Fileter Radius]
Enter the length of the arc radius that is applied to the fillet.
[Selection Filter]
Sets the method for selecting the location where to apply the fillet.
Edge : Select two consecutive edges to select the point where to apply the fillet.
Vertex : Select one vertex to select the point where to apply the fillet.
[Pick Target]
Select the location for the fillet.
[Option]
Merge to Poly Line : When set to On, the two edges that were initially separate objects are merged into a single object where the fillet is applied. If the edge of the original object is a single object, a continuous object is created regardless of the Option check.
Keep Cut-Out Edge : Sets whether to keep the vertex prior to applying the fillet.
Chamfer Feature
This feature applies chamfers to the vertices of the selected object.
[Type]
Fillet : Use the Fillet feature.
Chamfer : Use the Chamfer feature.
[Chamfer Length]
Enter the length of the chamfer to apply. The length entered for Length 1 is applied to Edge 1, and the length entered for Length 2 is applied to Edge 2.
[Selection Filter]
Sets the method for selecting the location where to apply the chamfer.
Edge : Select two consecutive edges to select the point where to apply the chamfer.
Vertex : Select one vertex to select the point where to apply the chamfer.
[Pick Target]
Select two consecutive edges to select the target point.
[Option]
Merge to Poly Line : When set to On, the two edges that were initially separate objects are merged into a single object where the chamfer is applied. If the edge of the original object is a single object, a continuous object is created regardless of the Option check.
Keep Cut-Out Edge : Sets whether to keep the vertex prior to applying the chamfer.
Reference Materials
Using a 1D Edit Chamfer