Problems with the fillet command

Do a LIst on each line segment and see if one them ireports an angle FROM the X-Y plane (i.e., the line is not parallel to the X-Y plane). That's an extrusion direction (I think).

 

Are your lines a long way from the drawing's origin point.

We have come across hatching and offset problems when the site has been
drawn a long way from 0,0.

To solve this we used the command snapbase to move the origin closer.



Patrick

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Mechanical 2004 DX has a join command that is better.

Marc Gipson <gipsonmATksassocDOTcom> wrote in message
| I use it to extend 2 lines to meet each other. Is there a better way to
do
| this?
|
| Marc G.
|
|
| | > Your question is not quite specific. Are the lines you are trying to
| fillet
| > such that one is 90 Deg to the other? If so, why would you be using a
| fillet
| > of zero? The only reason for a fillet of zero is if you had a radiused
| corner
| > and wanted to make it non-radiased.
| >
|
|

 

Does your line not over lapping,like value of z is different,in Acad 2000,if
"z" value not same,fillet can't work