Fillet - List of Objects
3-D Standard > Process > Fillet 
You use the cursor in the drawing to identify the edges/surfaces to be filleted. The last selected object is highlighted in blue in the drawing (default), all other objects being highlighted in green. All selected objects are entered in the list of objects to be filleted contained in the Fillet window.
Each object entry in the Fillet window has several lines. The entries have a tree structure as in Windows Explorer. The number of lines depends on the currently selected Fillet parameters, which are assigned as sub-entries to the corresponding object in the list.
Object type
- The object type, which is marked by a corresponding symbol, is always the first line in an entry.
Edge
Surface
(only for constant filleting)
- If you have selected constant filleting, the entered fillet radius is displayed in the Radius column in addition to the object type. In the case of variable filleting, the Variable ID is entered instead of the fillet radius.
- The number behind the object type is a consecutive number assigned by HiCAD. If you want to check which edge/surface of the drawing belongs to an entry in the object list, simply click the field containing the object type. The corresponding edge/surface is highlighted in colour in the drawing. Conversely, you can also select a fillet in the drawing, which results in the corresponding entry in the object list being highlighted.
Fillet parameters
The lines subordinate to the object type contain the fillet parameters selected for the object in question.
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Individual or Tangential The Continue with tangential edge checkbox is evaluated here. If you have activated the checkbox before selecting the object , Tangential appears in the Fillet list; if not, Individual appears. |
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The entries below only apply to variable filleting. |
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Linear or Tangential This displays whether the fillet is performed linearly or with tangential border connection. |
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Start point Fillet radius at the start point of an edge |
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End point Fillet radius at the end point of an edge |
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Intermediate point For each further intermediate point, a line with the point symbol and the fillet radius selected for this point is displayed. The points are automatically numbered consecutively. The section on Variable Filleting shows you how to insert intermediate points for variable filleting. |
You should also
bear the following in mind with variable filleting:
If the cursor is positioned in the object list on a variable fillet entry, one of the following symbols is displayed in the bottom left of the Fillet list:
Insert intermediate
points mode is active
Edge selection
mode is active
You require these symbols for variable filleting in order to switch between selecting more edges and inserting intermediate points.
Change entries in the object list
Entries in blue font can be changed directly in the object list. The following changes are possible:
- Changing the radius
To change the fillet radius, simply click the relevant field and enter the new radius. This also enables you to define different fillet radii for the different edge points in variable filleting. - Continue with tangential edge
You can also change this parameter in the Fillet list. To do this click the field with the
symbol and choose Individual
or Tangential from the list box. - Linear or Tangential
(for variable filleting)
You can also change this parameter in the Fillet list. To do this click the field with the
and choose Linear
or Tangential from the list box.
Delete entries
You delete entries from the object list by right-clicking the relevant line and then choosing Delete. Entries for intermediate points in variable filleting or complete object entries can be deleted. You can also use the standard Windows multiple selection.
You can also use the DEL button on your keyboard to delete entries.
Fillet Options (3-D) • The 'Fillet' Dialogue Window (3-D) • Fillet: Select Objects (3-D)