About FilletEdge

[SevenRan]

Why did the FilletEdge operation fail in the first case but succeed in the second
test.3dm (146.9 KB)

[jessesn (Jessesn Chen)]

@SevenRan

Why did the FilletEdge operation fail in the first case but succeed in the second

Please try to join all surfaces to a polysurface before you run FilletEdge command. Just fyi,

[David53 (David)]

On a different note. Did you just hit the “Nothing to undo” bug?

Nothing to Undo Bug?

I was using Enscape, granted, but closed it. Now any operation I make can’t be undone… anyone else? [image]

[SevenRan]

Ah, thanks. I realized that I had never noticed the options in the command before.

[wim (Wim Dekeyser)]

Hi David -

@David53

On a different note. Did you just hit the “Nothing to undo” bug?

Different note, alright.
A more recent thread:

Rhino 8, Undo Not Working

Or even better. Run the AuditUndo command. [image] This text can be copy and pasted. Also the information given by TestCurrentUndo would be helpfull.

Note the AuditUndo and TestCurrentUndo commands.
-wim

[jessesn (Jessesn Chen)]

@SevenRan

Ah, thanks. I realized that I had never noticed the options in the command before.

You are welcome, I’m not sure if this is a bug, I have posted this issue to our development engineers to confirm it. I will let you know if I get any news about for it.

[menno (Menno Deij - van Rijswijk)]

There are some sloppy trims in this model, with edge tolerances 50x or more higher than the document tolerance. Select any of the surfaces and use the What command to see the edge tolerances:

If the trims on all three surfaces are redone by Untrim KeepTrimObjects=Yes, fixing the curves and then trimming again, FilletEdge has no problems with this model.