angle cab help
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Ray Jorgensen
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angle cab help
I've just got a greyhound type bus to do all the cabs and trim. Should be fun. I need almost all the cabs to have angled fronts. I can't seem to get my FF's and Doors to follow the angle. Any help will be appreciated.
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Kerry Fullington
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Ray,
Take the cabinet as you have it and delete everything but your face frame and door. Save this as a separate cabinet under another name.
Now open your first cabinet with the angled front and delete the face frame and door. Add the face frame cabinet to this one as an assembly and rotate the face frame to the cabinet angle. You can use the alignment feature to attach the face frame. You will probably have to adjust the size of your face frame to fit the cabinet.
Save the assembly to use in the drawing.
Kerry
Take the cabinet as you have it and delete everything but your face frame and door. Save this as a separate cabinet under another name.
Now open your first cabinet with the angled front and delete the face frame and door. Add the face frame cabinet to this one as an assembly and rotate the face frame to the cabinet angle. You can use the alignment feature to attach the face frame. You will probably have to adjust the size of your face frame to fit the cabinet.
Save the assembly to use in the drawing.
Kerry
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Ray Jorgensen
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