This task shows how to split surfaces then create a multi-sections surface and two fillets.
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Click Split
.The Split Definition dialog box appears.
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Select the offset surface by clicking on the portion that you want to keep after the split.
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Select the first plane (Plane.2) as cutting element.
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Click OK to split the surface.
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Repeat the previous operations by selecting the multi-sections surface then the second plane (Plane.3) to define the intersection first, then to cut the surface.
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Click OK to split the surface.
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Click Multi-sections Surface
.The Multi-sections Surface Definition dialog box appears. -
Select the intersection edges of the two split surfaces as sections.
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Click OK to create the multi-sections surface between the two split surfaces.
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Click Shape Fillet
.The Fillet Definition dialog box appears. -
Select the first split surface as the first support element (Split.3).
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Select the multi-sections surface you just created as the second support element (Multi-sections Surface.2).
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Enter a fillet radius of 3mm.
The orientations of the surfaces are shown by means of arrows. -
Make sure that the surface orientations are correct (arrows pointing down) then click OK to create the first fillet surface.
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Repeat the filleting operation, clicking the icon, then selecting the second split surface as the first support element.
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Select the previously created filleted surface as the second support element.
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Enter a fillet radius of 3mm.
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Make sure that the surface orientations are correct (arrows pointing up) then click OK to create the second filleted surface.
The created elements are added to the specification tree: 
