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enter t (Trim), and then enter n (No trim). keep the endpoints of the wall segments in their original
locations and fit the curved wall segment between them
enter r (Radius), and then enter a value for the radius. Enter
0 for the radius if you want the wall segments to meet each
other without creating a curved wall segment. specify a new fillet radius
enter u (Multiple). fillet multiple walls
4 Select the first wall.
5 Select the second wall.
Chamfering Walls
Use this procedure to chamfer 2 walls. Chamfering walls creates a new wall segment between 2 walls that are not
parallel. Chamfering is useful when you are working with unique wall angles or architectural details.
You can chamfer walls by specifying distance or angle:
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Using the distance option, you specify the length that each wall should be trimmed or extended until it meets the
new wall segment or the other wall. If both chamfer distances are zero, the walls are extended until they intersect,
but a new wall segment is not created.
Chamfering walls using the distance option
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Using the angle option, you specify the length of the chamfer and the angle it forms with the first wall.
Chamfering walls using the angle option
Trim mode options enable you to specify whether the walls are trimmed or extended to the new wall segment (trim
option) or whether their endpoints remain unchanged (no trim option). If you select no trim, chamfer distances must
be greater than zero.
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