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Hi!
I am using the following tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKtlNOh_Usc&t=629s
At 10:43 the author creates filliet,
but I receive an error message.
Here is my screen/
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What do I miss?
The file is attached
Thank you!
I did not open your part or watch the tutorial, but in my experience, I have had success, when I created the fillets individually. Meaning instead of having 4 entities under one fillet, try creating the fillets up to that point, then create the fourth as its own feature. I am guessing you get a preview, but it wont create it?
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I created a section view of your boat and found it is only a surface model. You cannot apply a fillet to a surface edge since it has no mass. Once you have created a solid from this surface, you will probably be able to create the fillet.
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@jhackney1972 wrote:.. You cannot apply a fillet to a surface edge since it has no mass.
Oh, I am pretty sure you can.
How do you account for the several Fillets that are already applied?
I guess I missed that one, sorry!
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The issue actually occurs much earlier in the design with non-tangent curves.
You missed a Horizontal constraint in your Sketch3 set at timestep 2:40 in the video. (It appears vertical orientation in the video, but is horizontal on the xyz world.
I suspect that there are probably other errors as well.
You missed an implied parallel in Sketch1.
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