i don't know whether it's of any use, but Ockham has a Eureka3 python script, quote***"If you want a chamfer around the edge, move the 'Smooth' slider from its    starting zero position.  Higher numbers mean a wider and more gradual    area of smoothing, but also take more time.  Hint: Even one layer of    smoothing can make a very sparse (and thus fast-processing) mesh look    good when deformed.  The -1 setting gives an inverse chamfer, or    in other words a bulge around the deformation.  Zero setting gives    a sharp edge, which is probably best for a boat in water or    footprints in snow."***

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