Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 710

1 Select the first wall, right-click, and click Join. 2 Select the second wall. Filleting Walls Use this procedure to fillet 2 walls. Filleting walls creates a curved wall segment with a specified radius that is tangent to the baselines of the selected walls. If you specify zero for the fillet radius, the walls are trimmed or extended until they intersect, but no curved wall segment is created. Using a radius of zero enables you to force odd-angled walls to meet. If you select parallel wall segments, the fillet radius is ignored, and a curved wall segment is created that is tangent to the baselines of the selected walls. Filleting wall segments using zero radius Trim mode options enable you to specify whether the walls are trimmed or extended to the new segment (trim option) or whether their endpoints remain unchanged (no trim option). If you select no trim, the fillet radius must be greater than zero. Filleting wall segments using a radius greater than zero Before filleting walls, ensure that the following conditions exist: ■ The walls have the same style and baseline justification. ■ The fillet radius is not a negative value. Defect symbols can appear when you fillet the walls if these conditions are not met. 1 Open a tool palette that contains the Fillet tool. The Fillet tool is located with the Basic Drafting Tools in the Stock Tool Catalog. You can add this tool to any tool palette, and then use the tool to fillet walls and other objects. 2 Select the Fillet tool. 3 Verify trim mode and radius settings: If you want to ... Then ... trim or extend wall segments to meet each other or to meet enter t (Trim), and then enter t (Trim). the endpoints of the resulting curved wall segment 670 | Chapter 18 Walls