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fillet<br />

Purpose<br />

fillet<br />

Create circular rounded corners in geometry object.<br />

Syntax<br />

Description<br />

g = fillet(g1,...)<br />

g = fillet(g1,...) creates rounded corners in 2D geometry object.<br />

The function fillet accepts the following property/values:<br />

TABLE 1-43: VALID PROPERTY/VALUE PAIRS<br />

PROPERTY VALUE DEFAULT DESCRIPTION<br />

out<br />

none<br />

Cell array of<br />

strings<br />

Determines the output<br />

point integers | all | all Specifies which vertices are filleted<br />

none<br />

radii 1-by-m vector Curvature radii of the fillet<br />

The corners to fillet is either specified with either the property point or edges. The<br />

default value is the all possible corners are filleted.<br />

If there is only one radius but more than one corner then the single radius is used<br />

for all corners.<br />

Examples<br />

Fillet a rectangle object:<br />

r = rect2;<br />

s1 = fillet(r,'radii',0.1);<br />

s2 = fillet(r,'edges',[1 2;2 3],'radii',0.2);<br />

Diagnostics<br />

If fillet does not succeed in creating a rounded corner according to the specified<br />

radius, the corner is skipped.<br />

When a fillet intersects another edge, the function generates an error message.<br />

Compatibility<br />

See Also<br />

The FEMLAB 2.3 property Trim is no longer supported. Only pair of edges that<br />

have a common vertex can be filleted. For edges that are not linear, the linear<br />

approximation of the edge in the corner is used to compute an approximate fillet.<br />

chamfer, curve2, curve3<br />

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