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From the Die Face section of the action bar, click Fillet Search
.
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Select the Stamping Drection.
The Z-Axis of the stamping direction is used to analyze the
convexity of the fillets.
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Select the shape to analyze.
Multi-selection is supported.
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Select a Convexity Analysis option.
- Keep All
- Concave Only
- Convex Only.
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Click Apply.
Fillet Search
- Computes the fillets detected on the surface.
- Displays the results as a list, with for each fillet
- Its name.
- The values of the minimum and maximum radius.
- Optional:
Expand Radius Ranges to sort the results in Geometrical Sets,
using ranges of radii.
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Click Create Range Set.
A Range Set (Geometrical Set)
named Fillet Search - xxmm to yy mm is created.
- Optional:
Select a line and edit the minimum and the maximum radius of the Range
Set.
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Repeat as necessary.
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Back in the main dialog box, click OK.
Fillets are created.
- A Geometrical Set is created in the tree.
- It contains a Fillet Search feature, and the fillets sorted by
type.
 Each fillet is
stored with its radius values.

- If you had defined Range Sets, fillets are sorted accordingly by range them by
type.
 Fillets that do
not belong to a specified range are added to the other sets.
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