How to Use Corner Rounding with Custom Values (even Zero for no-rounding) @Cuttle
How to Use Corner Rounding with Custom Values (even Zero for no-rounding)  @Cuttle
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Sometimes you need to round specific corners of your shape, or you want to specify different values for each corner when using the "Round Corners" modifier.
In this video we answer how to do it, in short: use a list of values, each value corresponds to a corner. The list should be in square brackets with each value separated by a comma, like this: [0, 1, 2, 3]
Zero corresponds to no rounding.

If you have done some coding this might look familiar, this is an array! If you haven't, don't worry, just type it as indicated in the video.

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