Fillet radius ends command

Fillet radius ends command

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Fillet radius ends command

Anonymous
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Using 2016 and entering a fillet radius ends the command.

It stores it and a quick space bar starts it again with the radius, but it's annoying the sh!t out of me.

 

 

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Kent1Cooper
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You can make a little command macro or AutoLisp routine or use the Action Recorder to call up the command and automatically feed in the Multiple option.

 

This is what I use for zero radius.  It wouldn't be hard to have it pause for User input of any desired radius.

 

 

Kent Cooper, AIA
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dbroad
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You might have something else going on, perhaps a fillet command customization.  In 2016 AutoCAD here,entering .fillet r 2 continues to prompt for the selection and does not end the command.  The ribbon fillet does the same thing.

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Kent1Cooper
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@Anonymous wrote:

....  In 2016 AutoCAD here,entering .fillet r 2 continues to prompt for the selection and does not end the command. ....


There could be different interpretations of the word "continue" -- in Acad2016 here, it does go on after giving it a radius to ask for things to Fillet, but only once, and doesn't "continue" repetitively as happens under the Multiple option.  @Anonymous, does it really end completely with only the giving of a radius value, without even letting you Fillet once [unless you recall the command]?  Does the same happen if you use the period prefix as @dbroad indicates, to get the native command in case you have some kind of redefinition of it?  And are you looking for only that much continuation, or for continuous/automatically-repeating operation [which the routine I linked to does]?

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Anonymous
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These days just hold down the shift-key if you wish to "zero radius" a corner. Doesn't overwrite any predetermined radius value in doing so.
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