Have been exploring the line drawing editor more lately.
I know you can do an exploded 3D view in Line Drawing Editor using your mouse wheel. However, I have a trackball with no mouse wheel (I've experimented with some of the stuff on it, to no avail).
In the eCabinets manual I downloaded, it says that you can explode the cabinet in the Cabinet Editor (using the slidebar) and take it to the Line Drawing Editor. When I do this, it puts the cabinet back together all nice and neat, not exploded.
Am I doing something wrong? Is the manual wrong? Is there any way to keep the drawing exploded? Or do I need to go out and get a mouse (which I hate) with a wheel?
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In the LDE highlight the cabinet and use the page up and down keys to explode the cabinet.
Lamar Horton
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Darrel,
The documentation explains that incorrectly. It will by design collapse the cab when going to drawings. I will have them updated the documentation. Lamar's post is obviously the correct way to explode when you do not have a wheel.
The documentation explains that incorrectly. It will by design collapse the cab when going to drawings. I will have them updated the documentation. Lamar's post is obviously the correct way to explode when you do not have a wheel.
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