Ziggy Stardust hinge plate holes

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Sun, Aug 12 2007, 8:47PM

Is it my PC, or the software?

I am working the standard frameless seed, corner upper, and in adding doors and associating a hinge with associated hardware hole pattern, I am getting holes all by their little blue selves, up in space above the cab.

The same hole pattern has served me well in other cabs I've built.

I did a download from this forum of a basecab susan corner, that exhibited the same little cluster of David Bowie holes.

What's going on? Is there a patch for this?

You can see their spatial relationship with the unit in the topview wireframe.

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Sun, Aug 12 2007, 8:53PM

I wonder if you have graphics display issues. Have you rebooted recently?

Are these still out there after you reboot? I wonder if your graphics system needs a kick at this point. If not, I have NO idea about what is causing it.

Al

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Sun, Aug 12 2007, 9:03PM

Here is the file. See how it displays for you.

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Sun, Aug 12 2007, 9:19PM

Here it is, Gene. I opened it as a cabinet, not an assembly (since the file suffix is *hsf, not *.esa). I don't see the hinge holes at all, as you will notice. Was this the correct cabinet?

Al

Nick M Singer · Post by **Nick M Singer** » Sun, Aug 12 2007, 10:34PM

Gene do not despair hole patterns in corner cabs continue to be an issue in eCabs and will be sorted eventually, it used to be worse I was getting the hinge holes in the doors drilled randomly into other doors so there has been progress

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 6:11AM

In the mean time, would I place them with the part editor?

DanEpps · Post by **DanEpps** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 6:24AM

Gene Davis wrote:...that exhibited the same little cluster of David Bowie holes...

Perhaps Major Tom made some Ch-ch-ch-changes to it

Kerry Fullington · Post by **Kerry Fullington** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 6:36AM

Gene,
I would call support at eCabinets today or email your cabinet to cabinets@thermwood.com and let them know about this.
I would still caution you about trying to use this as a wall cabinet. I think it will cause you grief in the future.
Try building this cabinet using the standard wall corner frameless cabinet as your seed and see if you get the same results. Did the hardware holes do this on your original base cabinet before you re-sized it?

Al.
Make sure you have \"Show Hole Patterns\" checked under your right click/Visibility menu.
Kerry

Al Navas · Post by **Al Navas** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 7:06AM

Kerry Fullington wrote:...Al,
Make sure you have "Show Hole Patterns" checked under your right click/Visibility menu...

Gene and Kerry,

I did NOT have Show Hole Patterns selected! I do have flying holes in this cabinet.

Al

Gene Davis · Post by **Gene Davis** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 7:30AM

Kerry, I HAVE the \"show hole patterns\" option checked in VISIBILITY.

This cabinet is one made using the seed in the STANDARD file of cabinets that comes with the program, \"Std upper corner frameless.\"

The seed comes without doors, and when I place doors, using associated hinges for which a hole pattern is associated, I get the flying-in-space holes as seen and discussed here.

Forrest Chapman · Post by **Forrest Chapman** » Mon, Aug 13 2007, 8:29AM

Gene,

At this time you cannot associate a hole pattern to a corner cab. I take my ends into part editor and add manualy to both sides. This way it can be hung either way. Take the parts to constraint manager and constrain the holes to the top and bottom so you can stretch it.

Forrest

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