I’m trying to round a corner of a rectangle to get the result in the second pic. I can’t figure out how to do this using boolean operations. I’ve done it by careful point editing, but figure there must be an easier way using booleans. Thanks
Well, that was simple! I guess I never paid attention to that function. Thanks! But just to satisfy my curiosity, is there a way to do it using boolean operations?
Probably, but I have never had to try.
Get used to it… this software is easy to use and very powerful…
I did the same thing… and felt the same way when someone showed me a simple method.
Good luck
In my opinion, you can’t do that with boolean operations, because your circle has 4 “points of contact” with the other shape. Even if you are very precise you will not be able to get only 2 points of intersection.
You could select them and use the alignment tools to put in on the bottom left… that should be close enough…
…have you tried it 
Yes, it aligns properly to the left and bottom… I rotated it, took up the whole page…
I don’t know what it buys you, there isn’t a logical operation that makes it a round corner, is there?
no, the point is that you cannot use boolean operation with this constilation in general.
The segment of the circle which should form the radius cannot be separated in this way.
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