Bevel edges of a T-Spline body

Learn how to use the Bevel Edge tool to modify the sharpness of a T-Spline body by offsetting T-Spline edges in Fusion.

bevel example

  1. In the Design workspace, in the Form contextual environment, click Modify > Bevel Edge bevel edge icon.

    The Bevel Edge dialog displays.

  2. In the canvas, select one or more T-Spline edges to bevel.

  3. In the dialog, specify the a Distance Mode and then specify its associated settings to position the new edges:

    • Bevel Width: Lets you specify a distance to determine the bevel width to create a bevel with sides of equal distance.
      • Width: Specify the distance between the outer edges of the bevel.
    • Relative Offset: Lets you specify a distance to determine the bevel width to create a bevel with sides of equal distance.
      • Offset Ratio: Specify a ratio value between 0 and 1 to determine the offset of the outer edges relative to the original edge.
  4. Specify the number of Segments to insert additional faces between the offset edges.

  5. (Optional) Specify a Spacing type:

    • Uniform: Spaces segments are spaced equally across the bevel.
    • Parametric: Spaces segments parametrically along the bevel so the inner segments are narrower than the outer segments.
  6. (Optional) Specify a Crown value to flatten or round the bevel surface:

    • Enter '0' to create a flat bevel.
    • Enter a value between '0' and '2' to create a rounded profile. A value less than 1.0 creates a flatter profile and values higher than 1.0 creates a more convex profile.
  7. Click OK.

The selected edges are sharpened or softened on the T-Spline body and displays in the canvas.

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