good evening everybody,
I am trying to create a polyline with different fillets.fillet_question.gh (9.9 KB)
I have attached the script.Would be awesome if someone could have a quick look.
Thank you for your support
How about that?
Join the two curves in the end, to get a closed polyline.
And to the question in your script. The error in polyline showd up, because you plugged in the 4. Point twice into merge.
Hope I could help you.
fillet_question_re.gh (12.1 KB)
Seems to be some difference between Tim’s interpretation and mine… I tried using the Fillet at Parameter component but it doesn’t seem to like closed curves - maybe I’m mistaken - so I tried a different approach and broke your curve into eight pieces, with endpoints corresponding to your points and then filleted each one separately according to your scheme. I agree with Tim about the zero length message.
fillet_question2.gh (21.6 KB)
thank you Tim and Ethan.
really appreciate your support.
Yes i plugged in point 4 twice.
tim, could you upload the script.it is easier to study.in the png some wires are overlapping which makes it harder to recreate.thank u.
ETHAN, i am studying ur approach at the moment.will post some questions a bit later.would be great if you could have a look tomorrow.
thanks again to both of you.
Peacock have the component Fillet Polyline which is for do this.
fillet_question.gh (24.4 KB)
(not need to install to use this def.)
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You’re welcome. But script was already uploaded 
thanks Dani,
I downloaded Peacock and it’s perfect for what I want to do!!!
Can only recommend it.
how do i do this on a single curve ?
the result from the radius inputs for the fillet polyline command are not accurate to the actual radius, is there a way to fix?