If you try to round a 10-inch wide box with a 6-inch radius fillet, the math demands a curve that physically overlaps itself. The plugin attempts to force it, often resulting in the top face collapsing or cracking open because there isn't enough physical space for the curve to exist.
When you encounter a "cracked" or missing top face after using the Fredo6 RoundCorner sketchup round corner crack top
If the model is strictly for 3D printing or rendering (not for structural editing), a minor top crack is often harmless. Use Solid Inspector (by ThomThom) – if the crack is a hairline and doesn't create a hole, the object remains a "solid group" and prints fine. If you try to round a 10-inch wide
If you are trying to use the and it is failing, creating gaps, or literally "cracking" your geometry, here is how to fix it: Use Solid Inspector (by ThomThom) – if the
In this comprehensive guide, we will dissect the causes of the dreaded "crack top," provide step-by-step repairs, and show you how to prevent it from ever happening again.
To never see the "SketchUp round corner crack top" again, you must change your workflow.