TIP
56

Blender 4.4
Advanced
Custom
Settings
Unlimited non-destructive fillets and chamfers with custom attributes
Since Blender 4.3, it's now possible to add unlimited non-destructive beveled edges using Bevel Weights through custom attributes. The original method involves assigning a Bevel Weight to an edge and adding a Bevel Modifier set to Weight
mode. The updated method for multiple bevels is slightly different:
In
Edit Mode
, select an edge.Go to the
Properties
area →Data
tab →Attributes
and click the+
icon to create a new attribute.Name the attribute (e.g.,
Chamfer
), set the Domain toEdge
, and leave Data Type asFloat
.In the
Modifier Tab
, add a Bevel Modifier:Set
Limit Method
→Weight
Set
Edge Weight
→Chamfer
(your custom attribute)
Back in the
Attributes
tab, make sureChamfer
is selected.In the viewport, press
F3
, search forSet Attribute
, and set a value (start with1.0
; values above1
are allowed too).In the
Modifier
tab, optionally disableClamp Overlap
for better results.Repeat the process to create additional attributes and Bevel Modifiers with different weights for different edges.
You can now have multiple edges with distinct, non-destructive bevel profiles using custom weights.

Unlimited non-destructive fillets and chamfers with custom attributes
Tip
56

Blender 4.4
Advanced
Unlimited non-destructive fillets and chamfers with custom attributes
Since Blender 4.3, it's now possible to add unlimited non-destructive beveled edges using Bevel Weights through custom attributes. The original method involves assigning a Bevel Weight to an edge and adding a Bevel Modifier set to Weight
mode. The updated method for multiple bevels is slightly different:
In
Edit Mode
, select an edge.Go to the
Properties
area →Data
tab →Attributes
and click the+
icon to create a new attribute.Name the attribute (e.g.,
Chamfer
), set the Domain toEdge
, and leave Data Type asFloat
.In the
Modifier Tab
, add a Bevel Modifier:Set
Limit Method
→Weight
Set
Edge Weight
→Chamfer
(your custom attribute)
Back in the
Attributes
tab, make sureChamfer
is selected.In the viewport, press
F3
, search forSet Attribute
, and set a value (start with1.0
; values above1
are allowed too).In the
Modifier
tab, optionally disableClamp Overlap
for better results.Repeat the process to create additional attributes and Bevel Modifiers with different weights for different edges.
You can now have multiple edges with distinct, non-destructive bevel profiles using custom weights.
Tip
56

Blender 4.4
Advanced
Unlimited non-destructive fillets and chamfers with custom attributes
Since Blender 4.3, it's now possible to add unlimited non-destructive beveled edges using Bevel Weights through custom attributes. The original method involves assigning a Bevel Weight to an edge and adding a Bevel Modifier set to Weight
mode. The updated method for multiple bevels is slightly different:
In
Edit Mode
, select an edge.Go to the
Properties
area →Data
tab →Attributes
and click the+
icon to create a new attribute.Name the attribute (e.g.,
Chamfer
), set the Domain toEdge
, and leave Data Type asFloat
.In the
Modifier Tab
, add a Bevel Modifier:Set
Limit Method
→Weight
Set
Edge Weight
→Chamfer
(your custom attribute)
Back in the
Attributes
tab, make sureChamfer
is selected.In the viewport, press
F3
, search forSet Attribute
, and set a value (start with1.0
; values above1
are allowed too).In the
Modifier
tab, optionally disableClamp Overlap
for better results.Repeat the process to create additional attributes and Bevel Modifiers with different weights for different edges.
You can now have multiple edges with distinct, non-destructive bevel profiles using custom weights.
About