In the latest version of Grasshopper (at least), there is a component for filleting edges of a solid. I haven’t been able to get it to work, so I was hoping one of you could show an explain its function.
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The trick is you have to provide a list of integers that identify specific edges. You can generate these integers either by hand (as @HS_Kim did) or you can use one of the many edge-index-components that sit next to the fillet edge component to create these integers. The various components all provide different way to ‘select’ certain edges.
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Per usual, you have gone above and beyond my expectations. I was struggling finding the correct format for plugging in the edges.
Thank you!
These components are found only in Rhino 6 ?
“Convex edges” and “Fillet edge”
Yes, they are…
Thank you!
If I don’t want to fillet all the convex edge, how can I pick some of them?
Pick the edges you want and manually create a list in a text panel (with ‘Multiline Data’ enabled):
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All edges may not work but it’s often quite effective. You can specify a separate radius for each edge.
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