SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs.add Method

Parent Object: SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs

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Defined in namespace "adsk::fusion" and the header file is <Fusion/SheetMetal/SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs.h>

Description

Adds an edge set to the fillet input. Every edge in the supplied array must be a thickness- direction edge (an edge whose length equals the sheet metal thickness and that is bordered by two non-parallel detail faces) on the same sheet metal body. Mixing bodies or supplying any other type of edge will cause the subsequent add on the parent SheetMetalFilletFeatures to fail.

"sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var" is a variable referencing a SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs object.

returnValue = sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var.add(edges, radius)

"sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var" is a variable referencing a SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs object.

#include <Fusion/SheetMetal/SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs.h>

returnValue = sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var->add(edges, radius);

"sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var" is a variable referencing a SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs object.

returnValue = sheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInputs_var.add(edges, radius);

Return Value

Type	Description
SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInput	Returns the newly created SheetMetalFilletEdgeSetInput object or null if the addition failed.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
edges	BRepEdge[]	The thickness-direction edges to fillet.
radius	ValueInput	The constant fillet radius applied to every edge in this set. If a real value is supplied it will be interpreted as centimeters. If a string is supplied it behaves the same as entering the value in the command dialog (for example "3.5", "0.25 in", or an expression such as "thickness / 2").

Version

Introduced in version September 2026