Default offset & fillet dimensions
josh_deetz
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I often try to do an offset, and get the message "Offset cannot be created at this distance". But the problem is I cannot get to the point where I can actually change the dimension because the default dimension is unresolvable, so I cannot 'place' the offset and change the dimension. (Doing a reverse offset and then changing the dimension to be negative sometimes flips it back, but sometimes it cannot resolve either direction.)
Fillet in sketches has the same issue. I have a 1x1 cube, add a fillet, but it defaults to 5, so it cannot solve.
Is there a way to change the default values, or a way to change the dimension before 'placing' the offset or fillet? I've tried everything, to no avail.
Fillet in sketches has the same issue. I have a 1x1 cube, add a fillet, but it defaults to 5, so it cannot solve.
Is there a way to change the default values, or a way to change the dimension before 'placing' the offset or fillet? I've tried everything, to no avail.
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Grab the handle and drag the fillet into possible range, then add exact value.
Default values cannot be edited at the moment.//rami2
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Grab the handle and drag the fillet into possible range, then add exact value.
Default values cannot be edited at the moment.//rami2 -
Thank you very much! I have clicked that handle hundreds of times, never thought to click and drag.1
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Same happened to me few years back
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#Metoo3dcad said:Same happened to me few years back
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How do you change direction of offset after accepting it? tried a negative number and nothing
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