Select face to apply fillets to all joined edges?

[Anonymous]

So I am new to Fusion 360 - I am a long time Solidworks user.  When doing fillets, in SW, you can select the face of a cube for instance and invoke the fillet command.  From there, SW would select all edges associated with that face.  This is one click as opposed to 4 individual 'edge' clicks.  Is there a similar capability in Fusion?  

[jeff_strater · Accepted solution]

Not yet, but it is coming soon.  That exact UI will be supported in an upcoming release.

[TheCADWhisperer · Accepted solution]

No.

Best you can do is Window select or Crossing Window select multiple edges.

[HughesTooling]

What about Rule Fillet or am I missing something?

Mark

[Anonymous]

Hi Mark,

Sorry I am a newbie and am not familiar with that?  I've attached a screen shot showing a plate with multiple holes drilled in it.  I would like to select the one face and have each edge picked after that by the software.  Would "rule fillet" do this?

thx

[HughesTooling · Accepted solution]

Select the face then from the modify menu select Rule Fillet.

http://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/?guid=GUID-D5CDA6FA-C019-4769-85D3-D4E8D3F283F5

Mark

[Anonymous]

ok...so I love this option...one problem.  I don't see the choice...  In the Modify drop down, I only see "fillet".

[TheCADWhisperer · Accepted solution]

Did  you turn off Capture Design History?

If so, do you have a logical reason for that?

If you turn Capture Design History back on - do you then see Rule Fillet?

[Anonymous]

interesting...

I have no recollection of willfully doing that.  I did import this as a .STEP file and this file is really horrible with ton's of disjointed surfaces.

Me being a complete newbie - I may have inadvertently clicked that but I don't think so.  Anyway - that seemed to fix it.  thx for the help.

Paul

[HughesTooling]

Imported files default to direct modeling mode.