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Trying to know the difderance between a normal fillet and a G2 fillet.
Autodesk defines it like so:
Edge fillets Based on selected edges. The fillets can be of constant or variable-radius, of different sizes, and of different continuity (tangent (G1) or smooth G2), all of which can be created in a single operation. All fillets and rounds created in a single operation become a single feature.
I am a bit confused as to the differance between "smooth" and "tangent".
Would not "tangent" be as smooth as you can ever get?
Funny, I did a google search for G2 fillet, and got a bunch of results for G0, G1, G2, G3, and because I am a machinist and work with G-code all the time, and G2, and G3 happen to be circular movement commands, I assumed it was just talking about machine G-Code. hahaha.
