rhino: rounded corners with fillet

[Lord Daz]

Hi.

I'm making this parallelepiped and I'd like it to have all the beveled sides. the bevel is on one side smaller and on one side larger.

I can't smooth the two ends of this parallelepiped. I don't understand where I'm wrong. select the "fillet" command and select the edge for the connection, but I do not get a proper bevelling.
I'm sure I make a mistake of thinking, but I don't understand where...

Thank you for your help,
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[mariuss.r]

Hi.

I'm making this parallelepiped and I'd like it to have all the beveled sides. the bevel is on one side smaller and on one side larger.

I can't smooth the two ends of this parallelepiped. I don't understand where I'm wrong. select the "fillet" command and select the edge for the connection, but I do not get a proper bevelling.


I'm sure I make a mistake of thinking, but I don't understand where...

Thank you for your help,
♪

if you want all the perimeter to be radiated ...if you select the 'concatenabord' option of the fillet command.

 

[Lord Daz]

if you want all the perimeter to be radiated ...if you select the 'concatenabord' option of the fillet command.

Thank you for the answer!

so doing I get a homogeneous bevel on all sides. I would like the bevel to merge with the bevel of long sides so as to have a narrower bevel on one side and wider on the other.

How can I do that?

Many thanks,
♪

 

[Billy73]

I don't understand, but do you want to do something like this?

 

[mariuss.r]

Thank you for the answer!

so doing I get a homogeneous bevel on all sides. I would like the bevel to merge with the bevel of long sides so as to have a narrower bevel on one side and wider on the other.

How can I do that?

Many thanks,
♪

you need to study the fillet command....see example of billy73.

 

[Lord Daz]

Yes, exactly billy73 your example is exactly what I have in mind!
can you explain to me how to proceed x realize it?

 

[Lord Daz]

I was raised to get the bevel I wanted. My mistake was that I didn't work on all corners at once!
Now I see that the bevel is not very soft, but we come to create almost a straight line between the bevel and the sides of the parallelepipedo. How come?

How do I make the bevel soft and melt with the sides?

Thank you.
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[TECNOMODEL]

What you're doing is not a bevel but a ray.
calling things with the right name helps you understand.

by force of things you have a visible line, it counts that you pass from a curved surface (the ray) to a plain.
with a single command is geometrically impossible to make it disappear.
you should split flat surface and radius with an isoparametric for example, then between the two edges go to create a tangency surface.
But you lose the regularity of that radius.
depends on what you need.