Hi All,
Having issues filleting an edge.
Closed polysurface. The outer object fillets properly, but the inner object does not.
Any ideas?
Hi All,
Having issues filleting an edge.
Closed polysurface. The outer object fillets properly, but the inner object does not.
Any ideas?
When joining the surfaces on the inner volume, the resulting polysurface has 4 naked microedges which cause the fillets to fail.
Use “show naked edges” and “remove naked micro edges” (which is new in Rhino 6) to make sure you are left with a closed polysurface.
After that the eges will fillet just fine.
Cheers, Norbert
Hello Norbert,
I could not get the naked edges to be removed using the “remove naked micro edges” command from this model. I wonder what I am doing wrong ? Are these edges considered “micro” edges?
Thank you,
Andy
Hello - the outer faces of the object include a degenerate face - basically zero or near zero width - it looks like a line. Cleaning that up should sort out the filleting:
-Pascal
In fact I took that as a line, LOL.
Still joining all the surfaces leads to the naked micro edges, that need to be removed.
Norbert
Yeah, the cleanest way out of this I think is
ShrinkTrimmedSrf
Explode
UntrimAll
CreateSolid
FilletEdge
-Pascal
Thank you all.
I was on v5. Tried on v6 and was able to do this using the suggested commands.
Though I still don’t understand why those tiny surfaces were created in the first place, and why they were in conflict with the process.
Would there have been no way to do this in v5?
Hi Nathan - I believe the steps I described should work in V5, but I did not yet try it in 5. I guess you’re saying it did not… where does it fail?
-Pascal
Hi Pascal, I began trying in v6 after Norbets earlier comments, so I assumed the commands you suggested were new to v6 also.
I am new to rhino and not familiar with all the commands yet.
However the remove naked micro edges approach didnt work for me anyway. Your ‘cleanest way out’ did.
=) this never happens! But I’m glad it worked…
-Pascal