cabinets not showing on elevations
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cabinets not showing on elevations
While in custom layout -detail room after moving and editing cabinets some do not show up in the elevation. I have tried everthing do display these. Could some one please advise as this program is new to me
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Brian,
In the overhead view highlight the missing cabinet then mouse over the top of the wall that you are trying to view the elevation of. The wall will highlight yellow then right click and choose Associate to wall.
Now when you go to this walls elevation the cabinet will appear. Repeat for any other cabinet or wall. You can only associate one cabinet at a time.
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In the overhead view highlight the missing cabinet then mouse over the top of the wall that you are trying to view the elevation of. The wall will highlight yellow then right click and choose Associate to wall.
Now when you go to this walls elevation the cabinet will appear. Repeat for any other cabinet or wall. You can only associate one cabinet at a time.
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You are also probably a victim of a long standing bug where objects dissociate themselves randomly from walls. I have just been doing a layout where the cabinets associated themselves at random with the opposite wall, and items I put into the layout disappear entirely even though their parts still appear in the nesting diagrams
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Nick M Singer wrote:You are also probably a victim of a long standing bug where objects dissociate themselves randomly from walls. I have just been doing a layout where the cabinets associated themselves at random with the opposite wall, and items I put into the layout disappear entirely even though their parts still appear in the nesting diagrams
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On many occasions I have had cabinets associate themselves to other walls as well as the wall it was placed on. And a few times when the cabinet did not associate to a wall while in \"align to back\" mode.
It appears to be just random to me as well.
It appears to be just random to me as well.
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The cabinets also lose their edgebanding data when they lose their wall associations. I can reproduce it using the standard cabinets. I think I sent that one in, not sure. If I could remember the steps I'd post it here so ya'll could double-check me.
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