In this field you will tell you about the film and Chamfort tool of Autocad.
So using the filler tool you can add longer corners on the sharp edges and using the chamfered you can
add a straight line at the what is all sharp corners.
So I'll start the geometry here and now go to them what if I panel and select the Fielitz drool from
this fly out.
So here we have this field to now expand the command line and you'll be able to see the current settings
up to fill it.
So currently the MoD has been set as a trim mode and the radius is set to zero.
So obviously we cannot make a zero radius.
So we need to change the radius first.
So click on the radius option and notch change the radius so I'll type one as the radius for this field
and present it.
Now look at the command line.
It prompts you to specify the first object.
So this line segment and that will be the first object.
Now click on the second one and the flet will be applied automatically.
And as soon as a field is applied the command will also end.
Now if you want to repeat the it to simply press enter and you'll notice that the last settings are
applied in this case that is is one and the mortise trim mode so you can again apply the next Villette
simply by clicking on the two line segments.
After playing the filter the command automatically exits and if you don't want the command to exit automatically
you can select the multiple tool.
So once again press controls a couple of times to return back to the original object and now select
this Villette tool.
Now unselect really is engaged to one.
Now here we have an option which is multiple options so let's look this multiple option and now select
the first segment and second segment.
And now you can see that the command is still active.
So using the multiple option you can create Fielitz on multiple edges without repeating the command
again and again.
So L'Express escape key and press controls.
Now there is also a direct method of a Felix on this kind of geometry so in this case if you click on
any of the segments you'll notice that the complete geometry is selected.
So this complete rectangle is made with a single segment.
If you find this kind of geometry you can apply lead on all of these edges and directly using a single
click.
So for that once again said the tool and I'll go to radius select the radius of one unit press enter
and now select the polyline too.
So in this case we know that our object is a party line and it is completely connected.
So select the party line to click on the object and the fill it will be applied on all of these for
what Jesus.
So let's press control-C to return back to the normal geometry up to this point.
We have seen that for playing the filling out the extra portion is automatically chipped off it's automatically
removed.
Now if you want to keep that extra portion for example in this case let's apply the fill it first.
So the filler to select the radius select one as radius and life in this corner.
Now the extra portion has been removed not what if you want to keep that extra portion also.
For that you need to change the trim mode.
So select fill it.
And here we have this mod as trim.
So obviously we need to change this mode and for changing this click on this trim option and change
it to no trim and now apply the filter to select this line segment and this line segment.
And here we have it the fill it has been applied.
But this extra portion is also retained because we have changed the mode and now you're going to apply
the fill that by retaining the extra portion or the extra segment here.
So obviously we do want to select the more we don't want this more.
So I'll go to this filter option.
Click on this option change it to trim mode.
And now if I apply the fill that it will remove the extra geometry.
Now let's look at this condition here.
Now in this case both of these objects are not joining each other.
But when we extend them some where they can talk to each other.
Now you can apply for lead on these objects as well.
So select the filler tool and now select the radius option.
And in this case let's select a radius of two units and press enter.
Now select the first object select the second object and we have to fill it here.
So obviously the filter is applied and the extra part of this line segment is also removed.
Now press controls Z.
Select the two.
And in this case let's change the radius to zero.
And press enter and let's try to apply the filter here so I select the first line segment and the second
one.
And in this case you'll notice that the objects will connect at their Epsilon point of intersection.
So here the radius has been set to zero and by setting the radius to zero you can extend the object
to intersect at the rapid end point of intersection.
So you can do that with it too.
Now all of these things can also be done for Chamfort tools so I'll press control-C a couple of times
to get back to our original geometry which is this one.
And I'll start the chamfered tool from the first rectangle here.
So once again the fly out select the Chamfort tool and now look at this more here.
So we have this promoed obviously but we have the gem for distance as a zero for distance 1 and distance
too.
So we need to change these bad images.
So Sellick the distance option and enter one as the first distance and now and to do as second distance.
And now I click on this line segment first and then click on this line segment as second distance.
And now this Chamfort has been applied.
So in this case we've applied the first chamfer distance as one unit which will be this distance the
distance between this end point and the origin and what takes the second term for distance was two units
which is the distance between the vortex and this end point.
So the first and second distance is selected based on the point on which we click.
So in this case I clicked on this line segment first so that became the first distance and I clicked
on this line segments that became the second distance.
Now here we have the normal geometry.
So in this case also if you want to apply for an all of these pieces you can use the polyline options
or select the Chamfort tool and select the distance and select one as the chamfer for distance for fuzz
distance and also one for second distance.
So in this case we have a completely uniform chamfer.
And in this case also we have multiple options so using multiple option you can repeat the command and
the general command will not exit.
Even after making a Chamfort and you can select the bottom line option if you want to apply the chamfer
on all of these what he says at once will simply click here and the Chamfort has been applied on all
of these what is is directly in this case also you can change the trim mode to retain the extra segment.
And in this case also you can apply Chamfort on this kind of a geometry.
So as select the Chamfort tool and select the distances here and apply it in between these two segments.
And here we have it the distance one applied.
In between these two segments.
So this was all about fit and Chamfort tool of Autocad.