Questions: When you try create 2D fillets, the direction and length of the arc created is determined by the points picked to select the objects. Always select an object closest to where you want the endpoints of the fillet to be drawn. True False

When you try create 2D fillets, the direction and length of the arc created is determined by the points picked to select the objects. Always select an object closest to where you want the endpoints of the fillet to be drawn. True False
Transcript text: When you try create 2D fillets, the direction and length of the arc created is determined by the points picked to select the objects. Always select an object closest to where you want the endpoints of the fillet to be drawn. True False
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The answer is True: When you try to create 2D fillets, the direction and length of the arc created is determined by the points picked to select the objects. Always select an object closest to where you want the endpoints of the fillet to be drawn.

Explanation:

  • When creating 2D fillets in CAD software, the selection of points on the objects is crucial. The software uses these points to determine the direction and length of the fillet arc.
  • By selecting the objects closest to the desired endpoints of the fillet, you ensure that the fillet is created in the correct location and orientation.
  • This practice helps in achieving the intended design and avoids unnecessary adjustments or corrections later.
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