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Fillet not working
cory_isaacson
Member, Developers Posts: 43 PRO
This query is valid, it selects the edge that I want to fillet.
Any reason why the fillet is not working?
Any reason why the fillet is not working?
</code><code>// Query for the line between the points.<br> var upperLeftEdgeQuery is Query = qGeometry(upperLeftPointsQuery, GeometryType.LINE);<br> logMessage(context, "upperLeftEdgeQuery", upperLeftEdgeQuery);<br> <br> // Perform the fillet.<br> opFillet(context, id + "fillet1", {<br> "entities" : upperLeftEdgeQuery,<br> "radius" : value.filletRadius<br> <span>});<br><br></span>0
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You don't need a boolean after the fillet -- you likely have two bodies on top of each other and are filleting one of them. Try hiding the parts in the parts list on the left.Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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What's the error? Can you link to the document so that it's possible to debug?Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc0
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There is no error, it just doesn't do anything (or looked that way). Now I think I see the issue, I added a query for the fillet after it is complete (see the image below). It looks like it is doing the fillet properly, but the remainder of the corner is still there. Do I need to do a boolean after the fillet? When I do the fillet through the normal part studio it works as expected.
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You don't need a boolean after the fillet -- you likely have two bodies on top of each other and are filleting one of them. Try hiding the parts in the parts list on the left.Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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Thanks. I see what happened, it was just because the debug was highlighting the part before the fillet and it didn't update. Once the dialog was closed it all looks perfect.
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