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# June 2025

## Configurator/Room designer news

### Individual filleting and chamfering for the edges of cubes and SVG extrudes

We're excited to share a new feature in Roomle Script that offers more control over your 3D designs: **Individual Filleting and Chamfering for Cube Edges and SVG extrudes.**

You can now define a unique chamfer or fillet for each edge of your cubes. This means more precise and customised edge geometries for your models, allowing for greater detail and realism.

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Find here the documentation in the Roomle Scripting reference <https://docs.roomle.com/rubens/content-creation/roomlescript-reference/configuration-definition#edgestyle>

Demo examples:

<https://www.roomle.com/t/cp/?id=roomle_script_documentation:cube_edge_style_item>

<https://www.roomle.com/t/cp/?id=roomle_script_documentation:prism_individual_edge_style_item>


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