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Click Corner .
The Corner dialog box is displayed.
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Set the radius value.
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Choose the type of edge
you wish to round off: Convex Edge(s) and/or Concave
Edge(s). For the purpose of this scenario, leave both options
selected.
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Once you have selected an edge, you can no longer modify the
chosen options (they are grayed out), unless you cancel the
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Click to select a convex edge on a part.
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The input edge for the corner can only be an edge
connecting two lateral faces as shown below. Any other type of sharp
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As soon as you selected one edge, the dialog box is updated and
the Select All button changes to Cancel Selection. |
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The corner is previewed on the edge, with the current radius
value. |
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Click to select a concave edge on a part.
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The corner is previewed on the edge, with the current radius
value. |
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Click Cancel Selection then click the
Select All button. All edges of the part are selected and the
corners previewed.
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Click OK in the dialog box.
All sharp edges of the part are rounded off to create
smooth corners. |
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To deselect an edge, simply click it again. For quick selection
in a complex part, you can select all edges with the Select All
check button, then deselect one or two edges. |
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- When you select an edge that is not sharp, such as the edge
between a wall and a bend for example, a warning is issued.
- As you select more edges, the Edge(s) field of the
dialog box is updated.
- When using the Select All button, you select all
edges present at the time. If when modifying the part, new edges
are created, these will not be automatically rounded off.
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