Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

I think that its a bug in the software. I get the same error and I'm not short of video memory.

I've had this too, would be helpful for the folk at Thermwood if we could give them a job file.

Hey Guys

Just wondering if this is issue is getting looked at?

I know it would be a great time saver to be able to add multiple countertops without the need to save and restart the program between each top.

Hi Joe, Welcome to Ecabinets there is a logical order to do things. The thing to remember is that most things get saved with the cabinet. For example, you would want to set up your hardware patterns and apply these to each cabinet as you go, these get saved with the cabinet and the only way to chang...

Seems to be working fine on my computer.

What was slow exactly?

DanEpps wrote:Congrats Gramps!!!

Like Mike and Bryan said, get'em sugared up just before bedtime then send them home.

mmmmmmm not quite what I ment Dan remember parents like sleep too

Well said Michael!!! I said the same thing a couple of weeks ago to my father, who well meaningfully growls just a little sooner than we do. I'm not saying that Grandparents shouldn't discipline, they should it is important. Just step back and wait till you really need to. Dad was alienating himself...

Congratulations Gary, to you and your daughter.

Glad to hear both of them are doing well.

Our 3rd child and 1st son is just 3 weeks old. So we can sympathize with the sleepless nights she will be experiencing.

mark

What are you trying to do? I find the assembly editor a great concept.

The only thing I'd like add is the ability to anchor parts and constrain them so you can adjust the size of assemblies parametrically.

Well Kerry like you I jumped onto V6 during Beta testing and almost stopped using V5 straight away. A Big Well Done to the boys/girls? at thermwood for a fantastic improvement in the user interface. Speed was an issue, though my system was underpowered(to put it politely) for V5 to begin with. So an...

There are alot of free 3DS models out there and SketchUp will import these.

If you google 'sketchup to stl' you will find a site with the script you neet to add to sketchup to export to stl. It's guitar-lists.com or something.

I use this alot.

Ah that is a little more difficult.

You need to separate those parts you want to be different textures and then import them as individual parts.

You can then rightclick on that part to select it and texture it individually.

You can do this in the display part editor.

You need to select an image to apply a texture or select an appearance setting.

Hope this helps

mmmmmmmm Interesting.

I started with my seed cabinet and built the cabinet i posted from that, though it wasn't the cabinet I originally had the problem with.

I'll try from the standard base frame less and let you know

My vote would be with the customizable delays, I think that would be brilliant and a simple solution to the issue.