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Example: Working with Adjacent Round or Chamfer Geometry
When performing operations on selected surfaces, you can ignore or consider adjacent round or chamfer geometry. If you ignore the round or chamfer geometry, use the Not Chamfers or the Not Rounds option to treat rounds and chamfers as surfaces. As a result, the round or chamfer geometry is removed and operations are performed only on the selected surfaces. When you choose to consider rounds or chamfers, use the Recognize Chamfers or Recognize Rounds option. Here, the round or chamfer geometry is recreated and operations are performed taking into consideration the selected surface, rounds, and chamfers.
Figure 1
The images in Figure 1 show how a Move operation works on an adjacent surface. The adjacent surface is a chamfer or not treated as a chamfer.
1. Chamfer surface or a surface recognized as a chamfer in an imported part.
2. A chamfer is recreated on the new edge and the adjacent surface not treated as a chamfer moves with surface. The dimensions of both the surfaces remain intact.
Figure 2
The images in Figure 2 show how a Move operation works on an adjacent surface that is not treated as a chamfer.
1. Surface not treated as a chamfer.
2. Move operation performed on surface.
3. Surface 3 is treated as only geometry and the dimension of this surface changes.