Chamfering the Corners of an Object
The following procedures describe how to chamfer the corners of an object using the Chamfer command.
Starting the command with objects selected
- Select an object or multiple objects on the canvas.
- On the ribbon, click Shape > Reshape > Chamfer.
- In the Chamfer dialog, set values for Maximum cut and Minimum cut, and click Apply. The corners of the selected objects are chamfered.
- If you change either of these values, re-select the object or click Apply in the Chamfer dialog.
Starting the command before selecting objects
- On the ribbon, click Shape > Reshape > Chamfer.
- In the command dialog, set values for Maximum cut and Minimum cut.
- Select an object or multiple objects on the canvas. The corners of the selected objects are chamfered.
- If you change either of the values for Maximum cut and Minimum cut, then re-select the object or click Apply in the Chamfer dialog.
Target objects
Target objects are as follows.
- Line
- Area fill
- Component area
Assist menu
The following items can be selected by right-clicking the mouse.
Command dialog
Note
A vertex or tangent arc is only chamfered if the angle between segments meeting at the vertex is 90 degrees.
A vertex or tangent arc is only chamfered if the angle between segments meeting at the vertex is 90 degrees.