Fillet Feature and Application Options

This video tutorial guides viewers through various tasks in a CAD software, including zooming into part features, reviewing tooltips, using the 'Select Other' function, and adjusting view transition times. It covers setting application options, document settings, and creating a 2D sketch with constraints. The tutorial also demonstrates feature creation through extrusion and filleting, and concludes with working on assembly files, emphasizing the importance of application options and document settings.

What are the two files opened at the beginning of the lesson?

• P-400-036 and A-040-004

• P-200-034 and A-020-002

• P-100-033 and A-010-001

• P-300-035 and A-030-003

What is the tooltip duration set in the Application Options?

• 5 seconds and 4 seconds

• 4 seconds and 3 seconds

• 2 seconds and 1 second

• 3 seconds and 2 seconds

How can you zoom in on a part in the 3D model?

• By rolling the mouse wheel

• By using the arrow keys

• By pressing the spacebar

• By clicking the zoom button

What feature is used to select a face when multiple faces are present?

• Select Face

• Select All

• Select Other

• Select Multiple

Which constraint ensures two lines are of equal length?

• Perpendicular

• Equal

• Tangent

• Parallel

What is the dimension added between the two sloping lines?

• 20

• 15

• 30

• 25

What is the radius value entered for the Fillet feature?

• 6

• 3

• 5

• 4

What happens to other parts when editing a part in an assembly?

• They remain fully visible

• They are set to 25% opacity

• They are set to 50% opacity

• They become invisible

What is the purpose of Application Options in the context of this lesson?

• To create new files

• To save document settings

• To apply settings to all files

• To apply settings to individual files

What should you do after finishing work on a file in this lesson?

• Close the file without saving

• Close and save the file

• Export the file

• Save the file