Because of increased accuracy in the new solid modeler, AME models may look slightly
different after conversion. This difference is noticeable where the previous version
of the solid modeler identified the surfaces of two different shapes as so close as
to be considered in the same plane. The new solid modeler’s finer tolerance may interpret
these surfaces as being slightly offset. This phenomenon is most apparent with aligned
features such as fillets, chamfers, and through-holes.

Holes might become blind holes when the new modeler, with its much finer approximation
capability, interprets what was once a through-hole as being slightly less wide than
the solid. Typically, the length of the remaining solid material is the difference
between the tolerance of the previous modeler and that of the new modeler.

Likewise, updated fillets or chamfers can occasionally be placed slightly below the
surface, creating a hole through the solid, leaving the original shape unaltered.
Also, drawing fillets or chamfers slightly above the original surface creates an uneven
transition between the solid and the fillet or chamfer.

The following prompt is displayed.

Select objects

Select one or more AME objects to convert.

The objects you select must be Advanced Modeling Extension (AME) Release 2 or 2.1
regions or solids. All other objects are ignored.