I'm wondering as to what the best workflow is for creating T junctions and spurs with fillets. The teardrop tool doesn't handle this, and neither does the alternative extension for creating teardrops. So something like these. The second is a bodge but just to illustrate one solution for all > 90 degree angles.
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/pYWE2eahqpEiXySCKsUDGipNTeswqtp5M3f8ZYD2.png) ![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/bXSzFYWsdyGyLZe8AuC3tKlPNZUhTwi5yE5vHOLD.png)
With the first I created a triangle and copy paste that, but it's a pain to align perfectly, and the alignment tools don't really help because they don't appear to follow the convention of the first selected item being the anchor. At least, in the first case, whether I selected the track first or the triangle, doing a vertical centers alignment shifted the track and not the triangle region. So I had to turn off snap and nudge it.
Some argue that right angles really aren't an issue any more, though aesthetically it's nicer to have fillets and buys some safety just in case.
Is there any better, preferably automatic, way than manual triangles, copy paste and shunting them around until they look "good enough".
Chrome
118.0.0.0
Windows
10
EasyEDA
6.5.37