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    • dereiD Offline
      derei
      last edited by

      I have this 2D Fillet plugin that you can find here http://www.ohyeahcad.com/download/ (the first one). But I can't control the number of segments of corner arc.
      I am asking for help with this. I would like a simple way to change the number of the segments. Let's say, if I add the letter S after the number inserted in VCB, to be interpreted as number of segments, then to imput the normal radius.
      Is it hard? Can it be done? Are you willing to help me with this?

      Thank you very much.

      DESIGNER AND ARTIST [DEREI.UK](http://derei.uk/l)

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        My 2dTools includes a Fillet tool - this works on any two intersecting pair of edges you click on - even in '3d'.
        You can type 12s to set the number of segments to '12' [min. is 3] and also any radius you want - e.g. 100, before picking the second edge. These values are remembered during that session of the SKP.
        Typing the radius as 0 makes it into a trim/extend tool [that is the session's starting default].
        It also places a cpoint [guide] at each fillet's arc-center.
        It is also 'toggle-able' into a 'chamfer tool' - where you can then enter one dimension for the offset on both edges, e.g. 100; OR two dimensions separated by a ':' for uneven chamfers for edge 1 and 2 - e.g. 100:200...

        TIG

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        • dereiD Offline
          derei
          last edited by

          I need a tool that can accept two segments also, as I use (for small radii) only two segments. It's enough for most cases, as after I smooth it, it's just what I need.

          DESIGNER AND ARTIST [DEREI.UK](http://derei.uk/l)

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          • massimoM Offline
            massimo Moderator
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            Fredo's bezier spline plugin has something like that: draw lets say a rectangle-->select it-->rigth click-->BZ-convert to-->polyline arc corners-->input the offset-->then input the precision in the VCB (number of segments). You also have a polyline chamfer type.

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            • TIGT Offline
              TIG Moderator
              last edited by

              Three segments is the minimum for an arc, in the native arc tool too.

              TIG

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              • massimoM Offline
                massimo Moderator
                last edited by

                @unknownuser said:

                need a tool that can accept two segments also, as I use (for small radii) only two segments.

                Well if you need something like the picture below, just type 8s since your arc is 1/4 of a circle in this case.


                Cattura.JPG

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                • dereiD Offline
                  derei
                  last edited by

                  @tig said:

                  Three segments is the minimum for an arc, in the native arc tool too.

                  Please, allow me to disagree... native arc tool allows to draw arc from only two segments.
                  Here is the proof.
                  arc.png

                  DESIGNER AND ARTIST [DEREI.UK](http://derei.uk/l)

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                  • thomthomT Offline
                    thomthom
                    last edited by

                    CurveSegments.png

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                    • TIGT Offline
                      TIG Moderator
                      last edited by

                      I am mistaken.
                      Three it is not.
                      The 2dFillet tool is easily adjusted from min. 3 to 2... I'll make the change... πŸ˜’

                      I was thinking of the native 'circle' which obviously has to have three...

                      TIG

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                      • dereiD Offline
                        derei
                        last edited by

                        @tig said:

                        I am mistaken.
                        Three it is not.
                        The 2dFillet tool is easily adjusted from min. 3 to 2... I'll make the change... πŸ˜’

                        Thank you very much, TIG

                        DESIGNER AND ARTIST [DEREI.UK](http://derei.uk/l)

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                        • TIGT Offline
                          TIG Moderator
                          last edited by

                          Here's v5.2 of my 2dToolset, containing the updated 2dFillet - arc segments >=2 <=999 - It could go higher [9999] BUT that is crazy bad!]
                          http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=185760#p185760

                          TIG

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