Fillet – Single Reference
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Fillet – Two References
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Fillet – Full Trim
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You can also click > .In Legacy Sketch, if you select Parametric Sketching in the Sketch Preferences dialog box before fillet creation, and select model edges as fillet references, then the selected model edges are automatically converted to draft entities on fillet creation. If you set your parametric sketching preferences to Erase model edges behind draft entities, the relevant model edges are erased when the fillet is complete. The Erase model edges behind draft entities option is selected by default when you select Parametric sketching in the Sketch Preferences dialog box. |
Full trim—Deletes the intersection, displaying only the fillet intersection. | |
Thin line trim—Displays the intersection with thin lines, with the fillet in normal pen width. | |
Solid line trim—Displays both the intersection and fillet in the normal pen width, and any overlapping of intersecting fillet references is trimmed. | |
Half trim—Displays half the intersection, while deleting one of the tangent lines. The fillet is displayed in normal pen width. is available for selection when Half trim is selected. | |
No trim—Displays the entire intersection and fillet in normal pen width; any overlapping remains. |
The Complete loop check box is available for selection if you have selected multiple fillet references and the first and last references intersect, either theoretically or physically. If available for selection, the Complete loop check box is selected by default. When selected, a fillet is automatically added to complete the loop between the first and last selected references. |
You can also click > . |
If the references are valid, the fillet appears in the drawing and remains selected. |
You cannot modify fillets that reference three tangent edges. If you want to make changes to a fillet, you must delete the existing fillet and create a new fillet. |