To Define a Stop Case Transition
This topic is a continuation of To Define a Round Transition.
1. If you want to cap the gaps between the active transition and part geometry by creating end surfaces, click 
Capped located on the Round tab. It is available only if you use the Surface or New quilt attachment type (see About Round Attachment Types).
Capped located on the Round tab. It is available only if you use the Surface or New quilt attachment type (see About Round Attachment Types). | • Side surfaces must exist in order to extend and use them as capping surfaces. If not, the round piece cannot be capped. • Capped caps only the gaps of the active transition, while the Create end surfaces check box located on the Options tab caps all round piece ends for the entire round feature. Remember, Capped on the Round overrides the Options tab check box. This enables you to cap the gaps of the active transition even if you decide not to cap all of the round piece ends for the round feature.• You cannot cap rounds between a solid surface and a quilt surface. |
2. At this point, the transition is defined. Do one of the following:
◦ Define another transition.
◦ Click 
Sets to return to Set mode and continue working with round sets.
Sets to return to Set mode and continue working with round sets.| | You can also use Back to sets from the shortcut menu. |
◦ Click 
OK to save your changes, create the round, and close the Round tool.
OK to save your changes, create the round, and close the Round tool.| | To restore the default transition, select Default from the Transition Type box, or from the shortcut menu. Default transition types are not shown on the Transitions list. |
Do not use Delete transition from the shortcut menu or use the DEL key to remove a transition type from the Transitions list. If you do use it, you can do one of the following to restore the default transition type: Press CTRL+Z to undo the selection, switch to Set mode, or close the Round tool.
| | • You can also use Capped from the shortcut menu to cap the gaps of the active transition. • To preview various transitions before selecting one, place your cursor over each transition type in the Transition Type box. The corresponding transition geometry is highlighted in the graphics window. • You can always select Default from the Transition Type box or from the shortcut menu, enabling the system to determine the transition type for the round. Notice that the transition type is in parentheses. |