topic Fillet-ing tilted walls in Modeling

Fillet-ing tilted walls

Anonymous — Wed, 24 May 2023 07:08:06 GMT

I posted a question about arc wall fillet-ing earlier on but i deleted it because that wasnt exactly what i was looking for. sorry for the trouble.

What im trying to do is this.
4 walls, one of them is tilted at 70degrees inwards.
I want to fillet the tilted wall with the 90deg wall, but can't figure out how...
Is this even possible?

Thank you

PS
I created something i COULD work with using the morph tool, but if anyone knows a better/faster way, please let me know...
Also, when I turn walls into morphs, they appear to be separate on the floorplan view.
(for instance, 4 walls forming a square, there are no lines in the cover fill separating these walls, but when I morph them a line shows up separating these 4 walls as independent objects... is there a way to make it so that these lines dont show up?

Sorry for the long post and thank you in advance.

Re: Fillet-ing tilted walls

Laszlo Nagy — Tue, 29 Oct 2013 21:50:24 GMT

I think main problem here is that you can create a fillet but a filleted slanted wall will make the filleted part also slanted. Let us say, on your attached image, that you filleted the lower left corner. A curved slanted Wall is created and now the problem is how it transforms from a slanted Wall into a straight vertical wall. That would require a distorted geometry, most probably a ruled geometry (Something you can actually create with the Shell Tool, when I come to think of it.

But if you go with the Morphs, and you have several Morphs, you can use the Unify command to convert them into one Morph. That should solve the 2D display issue.

Re: Fillet-ing tilted walls

Anonymous — Wed, 30 Oct 2013 09:58:12 GMT

I see!
Thank you so much for your help!