Fillet/connect corners

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Hi,
Is there a way to connect multiple curves with one command by just extending the existing curves with no radius.
Now I have to repeat filletcurves every corner.
The curves for now are only arc’s and straight lines.

Edward
multifillet.3dm (32.5 KB)

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yes, Filletcorners command will fillet and entire polycurve by a specified value, connect command will connect disjointed curves together.

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Hi Edward - use the Connect command for this. One pair at a time, however.
Oh. What Kyle said.

-Pascal

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thanks,
but I want all 12 corners to connect or fillet with one command and not one at a time.
sorry

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fillet corners does this, connect is 1 at a time.

if the curves overlap, you can curve boolean with inputs set to delete all.

you could make an alias or script that does a curve boolean then filletcorners the result.

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they don’t overlap,

multifillet
multifillet874×869 19.6 KB

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Yep, classic problem. Main problem is detecting which ends should be connected to which other ends. In your illustration above, it’s fairly obvious, but there are a lot of ambiguous situations where this can also fail - which is why we don’t have a prepackaged solution I guess…

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So for now extend all curves and curve boolean?
I saw a few scripts for extend curves with a distance settings, wich is the one for me in this case?

Thanks

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If all corners should have the same radius you could also do one set and then mirror it two times.

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Here is one at least…

ExtendCrvsBothEndsLen.py (807 Bytes)

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Super, I am happy with it