Editing Geometry

You can edit fillet, chamfers, or primitives.

This task shows you how to:

Edit Fillet

You can edit fillet.

  1. In the 3D area, select the fillet faces to edit.
  2. On the context toolbar, click Edit Fillet .

    You can also access the command from the Direct Edit section of the action bar.

  3. Modify the Radius value.
    Notes:
    • The new radius value must respect the range of values of the current industrial context.
    • You can also drag the arrow or edit the ruler value to modify the Radius value.

  4. To modify the fillet shape, expand the Advanced section and select the options of your choice.
    • Chordal length
    • Curvature continuity
  5. Click to validate the changes.

Edit Chamfers

You can edit chamfers. Chamfer faces can be of two types, depending on how the chamfer has been created.

  1. In the 3D area, select the chamfer faces to edit.
  2. On the context toolbar, click Edit Chamfer .

    You can also access the command from the Direct Edit section of the action bar.

  3. Modify the Distance or Angle values.

    If the selected face is a distance-angle chamfer, then the displayed values are Distance and Angle. If the selected face is a distance-distance chamfer, then the displayed values are Distance 1 and Distance 2.

    Note: You can also:
    • Drag the white sphere or edit the ruler value to modify the Angle value.

    • Drag the arrow or edit the ruler value to modify the Distance value.

  4. Click to validate the changes.

Edit Primitives

You can edit cylindrical or spherical faces.

  1. In the 3D area, select the cylindrical or spherical faces to edit.
  2. On the context toolbar, click Edit Primitive .

    You can also access the command from the Direct Edit section of the action bar.

  3. Modify the Radius value.
    Note: You can also drag the arrow or the white sphere, or edit the ruler value to modify the Radius value.

  4. Click to validate the changes.