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From the Styling Surfaces toolbar, click Bevel
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Select the subdivision surface.
The Tools Palette appears:
- Linear Bevel
: Creates a linear bevel.
You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+W.
- Convex Bevel
: Creates a convex bevel.You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+U.
- Concave Bevel
: Creates a concave
bevel.You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+V.
- Attraction
: Modifies the weight.You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+F.
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Smooth/ Sharp Attraction
: Defines the attraction mode. This icon has two
states: the default state gives a sharp edge and Smooth
Attraction
gives a smooth edge.You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+H.
- Corner Type
: Defines the corner type.You can also access this command by pressing Ctrl+Shift+K.
- Propagation
: Propagate edges.You can also access this command by pressing Alt+Ctrl+P.
- Apply
: Applies the command.
A slider is displayed at the right of the work area to let you define the number of cuts.
- Linear Bevel
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Select the required bevel type: linear, convex, or concave.
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Select an edge.
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Click and move the pointer to modify the bevel size.
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Modify the number of cuts using the slider.
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Click Apply
and select another edge.
In the Modification toolbar, click Multi-Selection 
to validate the current operation and select the next
surface to bevel without exiting the
Bevel
command.
You can also press Ctrl + Space to validate the current operation and select the next face to create a bevel. -
From the Tools Palette, select Corner Type
to manage the bevel in a corner.- :
This is the default mode. It creates the
bevel with a minimum of triangular faces but more
deformations.
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This mode creates bevel with less deformation
but more triangular faces.
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From the Tools Palette, click Attraction
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Use the slider to modify the weight of the bevel.
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Click Apply
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The bevel is created.
