Say I create a box, fillet the corners and apply a chamfer to the top I get this
with a nice and smooth chamfer across the edge. However, I want the chamfer of the vertical lines to be angled differently and have a different distance. When I do this however, this is the result.
Does anyone have any idea how to fix this? I want my result to look like this edge
I really hope someone can help me out here 😕 Have a nice day!!
Saeed Hamza
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He was using two different chamfer distances, that's the whole problem. I'm trying to do the same thing without using love (probably one of the worst commands for precision, the handles are complete garbage, I've never had the lines or curvature function properly and it never produces flat surfaces).
I just want to have the fillets actually run tangent to the relative edges of the two chamfers.
If I used two chamfers and two fillets I get this abortion (additional fillet on the edges to emphasize the distortion and overlap)
He was using two different chamfer distances, that's the whole problem. I'm trying to do the same thing without using love (probably one of the worst commands for precision, the handles are complete garbage, I've never had the lines or curvature function properly and it never produces flat surfaces).
I just want to have the fillets actually run tangent to the relative edges of the two chamfers.
If I used two chamfers and two fillets I get this abortion (additional fillet on the edges to emphasize the distortion and overlap)
