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Aliaksandr
In the meantime, you have to do it by eye. It often takes a lot of time to do the right thing. In Figure 1, it seems as if it doesn't matter (done by eye). But in fact, this is not the case
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Aliaksandr
This is also necessary for such cases when it is necessary to accurately
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Aliaksandr
A very necessary function, I would say basic. I am looking forward to its implementation
刘祚钰
we need this
3d BOMB
+1
Need an additional option in fillet menu,to lock to edges and meeting fillets
Venelin Golev
+1 Me too!
Oliver Hecke
Yes please
Vitaly Rusov
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Simon Gatrall
In other tools this would be called a "full round". They also enable conical rounds because the picks are 3 surfaces not two edges, and they don't care if the inputs are flat faces.
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Norbert Geelen
Simon Gatrall: +1 for this. Might be worth opening a separate request?
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Chris Keller
Simon Gatrall: exactly - a full round either by selecting the opposite edges are by selecting the consumed face and the bounding faces. either way - this is something that I've used a lot in the past (Creo/SW/Fusion etc)
would go hand in hand with the fillet tool's behavior on curves as well.
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nooby dev
Chris Keller: i think you can create a full round my clicking on a tangent flat face before committing
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Chris Keller
nooby dev: please explain, this did not work or I am misunderstanding what you are saying.
I am aware that clicking on any cylindrical surface or existing round will copy the radius.
I was not able to figure any combination of clicking surfaces that would do as Simon illustrated above.
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nooby dev
Chris Keller: in reference to this guide https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CvNmESzNoEE&pp=ygUTUGxhc3RpY2l0eSBjeWxpbmRlcg%3D%3D
I am not sure if it works on cubical shapes 🤔
EDIT: oh right i see you have already tried this and it didn’t work 😅
In that case. You can always delete the problem faces >> add parallel curves >> activate patch holes tool using the curves as guides
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Chris Keller
nooby dev: yeah that does not solve the problem gracefully, hence this feature request. full-rounds are old-school common place and, imo, should be included. but they may be complicated if the consumed surface doesn't have a consistent width maybe.
;)