Use Edit
Curves > Curve Fillet to create a curve between two
independent curves that do not intersect.
Edit Curves > Curve
Fillet >
- Trim
-
Keeps only
the parts of the original curves that flow toward the fillet curve
ends. Other parts are deleted.
- Join
-
Joins
the trimmed curves to the fillet curve, thereby creating a single
curve. Available only when Trim is on.
- Keep Original
-
Retains
the original curves used to create the fillet. This allows you to
create a curve fillet again for the curves but with different settings.
- Construction
-
Select the way that the
curve fillet is constructed.
Circular creates
a semicircular arc.
Freeform creates
a curve that’s determined by the curve points you selected before
the Curve Fillet operation.
- Radius
-
Sets
how sharply a circular fillet arcs.
- Freeform Type
-
Select
where to place the freeform fillet’s apex.
Tangent puts
the freeform fillet’s apex near the intersection corner.
Blend puts
the freeform fillet’s apex near the midpoint between the curve points
you selected before the Curve Fillet operation.
- Blend Control
-
Adjusts
the fillet shape curvature by enabling Depth and Bias.
Note that if Blend Control is on for a circular
fillet, the fillet will not be circular.
- Depth
-
The
higher the Depth, the deeper the fillet
curve is positioned in the intersection corner.
- Bias
-
Controls
whether the fillet curve warps in the direction of one curve or
the other. A value of 1 warps the fillet curve toward one curve,
-1 toward the other curve. A value of 0 puts the fillet curve evenly
between the two. (You can use a value below 0 in the Attribute
Editor, not in the options window.)
- Input Curve
-
Gives
you access to the history of the curves you used to create the fillet.
Click the arrow buttons to select one of these curves if you want
to edit it.
- Curve Parameters
-
The Curve
Parameter1 and Curve Parameter2 define
the region between the two curves where the fillet curve is created.