Wish I could pit a Radius on corners of squares

[MarkE55 (Mark E Krams)]

I looked all over and found nothing where I could form a radius around a square that I drew in Lightburn.
is there such an option? Also is there a trim button where you can trim intersecting lines that cross over.

[berainlb (PY)]

Additionally you could use the trim function in the node edit tool.

Press ‘t’ on keyboard while hovering over line to be trimmed. Will trim up to adjacent intersecting lines.

[micrololin (Jeff)]

Select the square and then use the corner radius tool in shape properties tab.

[berainlb (PY)]

OR, for some levity and if you wanted to make this really hard on yourself and combine the 2 different parts of this question you could:

1. draw square
2. convert square to path
3. draw circle of desired rounded curve size
4. convert circle to path
5. align circle to corner of square (see Figure A)
6. trim out right corner to reveal rounded circle (see Figure B)
7. remove rest of unnecessary circle
8. auto-join rounded corner arc to rest of square (See Figure C)
9. Et voila! Easy peasy.

Now the only dilemma is which method to pick. Choices choices…

Figure A

Figure B

Figure C

[jkwilborn (Jack Wilborn)]

I think after you click the corner with the radius tool, you can dynamically adjust the radius.

[LightBurn (Oz)]

You cannot. You can change the “Corner Radius” property of a rectangle at any time, but applying a radius to a single corner currently does not allow changing it after the fact.

[jkwilborn (Jack Wilborn)]

I though I’d done that… Thanks for the clarification

[CarlFisher]

This should cover you.

LightBurn Quick Tips: Corner Radius