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To Define a Round Transition
This topic is a general procedure. Some transitions require you to go to an additional topic to complete the procedure.
1. Select the references for the round and click Model > Round. The Round tab opens.
2. Click Transition Mode, or right-click and choose Show transitions to switch to Transition mode. Previews of the transitions are displayed.
3. In the graphics window, select the transition to define.
4. Select a transition type from the box or from the shortcut menu. The transition is previewed.
5. To fill gaps between transitions and part geometry for the Blend, Continue, Intersect, Round Only 1, or Round Only 2 options, select the Capped check box. The transition is defined.
About Round Transitions
Round Transition Caps
To Define a Corner Sphere Transition
To Define a Patch Transition
To Define an Intersect at Surface Transition
To Define a Stop Case Transition
To Define a Stop at Reference Transition
To Delete Transitions and Make a Transition
To Relocate a Radius Using a Reference
To Create a Constant Round
To Create a Variable Round
To Create a Surface-to-Surface Variable Round
To Define a Radius Using a Reference
To Create a Round Driven by a Curve
To Create a Full Round
To Create a Surface-to-Surface Full Round
To Create a Conic Round
To Create a D1 x D2 Conic Round
To Create a Normal to Spine Round
To Exclude Round Pieces
To Trim Round Geometry
To Extend Round Geometry
To Address Round Placement Ambiguity
To Define a Round Attachment Type
To Resolve Failed Rounds Using End Surfaces
To Retrieve Round Feature Information