Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

Hey Greg, you can modify the texture in Custom Layout, right click and select Custom Layout Parameters. From there you can change the default wall image, then in Render mode you can right click and select the Texture Options. You are correct, the change texture option does not work from that menu.

You might want to check the Dell website for any updates also.

Try a driver update for the graphics card.

That's just the jpeg. It needs to be the HSF file.

Christopher, is it one cabinet in particular or all from that library? Also check the save path. This is what they should be: for XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Thermwood\eCabinet Systems\cabinets For Vista/Win7: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Thermwood\eCabinet Systems\cabinets Can yo...

Hi Christopher, can post your computer specs.

Hi Austin, here is the link for the downloadable hardware. http://www.ecabinetsystems.com/ecabinet ... pdates.htm
If you are looking for a particular item (appliance, fixture, etc.), then just post what your looking for and see if one of the member has it to share. Hope this helps.

Sounds like more pizza.

Will, I have tried a DXF of a similar shape to Kerry's, and all I could do is the straight sections using Single selection. In Partial selection, I could only select two edges.

I just can't get it to select the cut path. The partial will only select two edges. I can select all the straight edges using single. I have tried making a DXF and cutting out a board, but no luck getting around the curved portions.

I'm getting the same results. Send me the new part.

I'm sure you will. Happy Birthday Dean.

It might not be related to the printer type Kerry. This shows up in print preview. The view I sent you was a Primo PDF. Al, what operating system are you running?.... We should try to find a common bond to this issue so we can finally put down our pencils.

I get that too Kerry. Doesn't matter which printer I use. The lines are missing even in print preview. I would love to have a solution. I use the LDE alot, and I've messed with the line enhancement to no avail.

Dedicated, Open GL based video cards work the best. They give you the performance needed for smooth operation of the program. There is a recomended computer spec at the Ecabinet Systems website.