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# NURBSFilletSurface : NURBSSurface

This class defines a dependent Fillet surface. A Fillet surface is a rounded corner surface connecting the edges of two other surfaces.

Constructors

    NURBSFilletSurface [<property>:<val>]...

Any of the object's properties may be set via optional keyword arguments on the constructor.

    getObject <nurbsset> <index>

Properties

    <nurbsfilletsurface>.cubic : boolean

If true , the radius is always linear. If false , the radius is treated as a cubic function, allowing it to change based on the parent surfaces’ geometry.

Methods

    getParent <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> setParent <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <curve>

Get or set a parent surface by NURBSSet index. <index> = 1 - parent 1; 2 - parent 2.

    setParentID <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <curveID> getParentID <nurbsfilletsurface> <index>

Get or set a parent surface by NURBSId. <index> = 1 - parent 1; 2 - parent 2.

    getSeed <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> setSeed <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <point2>

The UV location of the seed value on a parent surface. <index> = 1 - parent 1; 2 - parent 2.

    getRadius <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> setRadius <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <float>

Get or set the radius of the fillet surface. <index> = 1 - start radius; 2 - end radius.

    getTrimSurface <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> setTrimSurface <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <bool>

Get or set whether to trim a parent’s surface. If true , trims the parent surface at the intersection. <index> = 1 - parent 1; 2 - parent 2.

    getFlipTrim <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> setFlipTrim <nurbsfilletsurface> <index> <bool>

Get or set the direction to trim a parent’s surface. If true the parent surface is trimmed from the point towards low parameter space. If false the surface is trimmed from the point towards high parameter space.<index> = 1 - parent 1; 2 - parent 2.

#### See Also

- NURBSSurface

- NURBSObject

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