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    Filleting and Chamfer edges

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      Masta Squidge
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      I just typed out something more complicated than that tutorial but dang, i cant believe i didnt htink of using the follow me.. duh, senior moment.

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        ypnos1
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        Agreed follow me can be used but....
        there has to be a simpler way. If anybody has used or played with MOI 3d ( http://moi3d.com/ )you'll know what i'm talking about.

        • Pick a line or number of lines
        • fillet/chamfer tool
        • specify distances and boom
          you've got something wonderful

        Wish it was this easy in SU

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          not registered yet
          last edited by

          I think what Andrew wants is like that:

          http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/sas/Newbie/chamfer.jpg

          Of course, he (and I) want to know how to make the cut accurately by specifying a distance. Also for fillet (by giving a radius).

          Many thanks.

          P: executor

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            kwistenbiebel
            last edited by

            @ypnos1 said:

            Agreed follow me can be used but....
            there has to be a simpler way. If anybody has used or played with MOI 3d ( http://moi3d.com/ )you'll know what i'm talking about.

            • Pick a line or number of lines
            • fillet/chamfer tool
            • specify distances and boom
              you've got something wonderful

            Wish it was this easy in SU

            I very much agree with you Ypnos.
            It should work like that and it would be a great tool to have, certainly towards photoreal rendering.
            SU7?

            By the way, happy birthday 😄
            better late than never...

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              jenujacob
              last edited by

              perhaps this might interest u???
              chk the sixth item from the top!
              http://www.ohyeahcad.com/download/index.php

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                boofredlay
                last edited by

                Nice find. Does it work?

                http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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                  kwistenbiebel
                  last edited by

                  thanks jenujacob...but it doesn't really work as described above.
                  It only let's you draw boxes.
                  I would like to be able to click-select edges of modeled objects so those can get chamfered.

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                    Masta Squidge
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                    @kwistenbiebel said:

                    thanks jenujacob...but it doesn't really work as described above.
                    It only let's you draw boxes.
                    I would like to be able to click-select edges of modeled objects so those can get chamfered.

                    I cant even get it to work, when i download it its just the .rbs file right? Where do i put that... I thought the plugins were .rb not rbs?

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                      g2ktcf
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                      .rbs seems to be a compiled version of the plugin. This is how they keep the inner workings of the programs secure (read as $$$ making). I, for one, would like to see how they did it but i don't think it was that hard.

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                        Lukas92
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                        How about that?

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