problem w/ closed contour.
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Patrick Russell
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problem w/ closed contour.
I too am have problems w/ closed contour. I'm following the manual to create a contour on top of a cabinet. get so far as to highlight the part click on next and get a message stating "the creation of part wasn't successful". Need help. Thank you
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Todd Miller
Re: problem w/ closed contour.
Patrick,
When creating these contours always make sure that your object snaps are on. This will let you snap to the endpoints of lines or arcs, thus reducing the risk of creating gaps. Another tip is to trim all intersecting points. This will also reduce the risk of gaps as well. If you would like me to take a look at your issue, post the ecabinet file here on the forum or send it to program@thermwood.com. I will need the .HSF, .ESA, or .ESJ files. Also some instructions on how to recreate the geometry.
To turn sanps on:
1st - be in the countour mode of the Part Editor
2nd - Right-click > select object snap (if there is a check mark beside "object snap" then it is on.
When creating these contours always make sure that your object snaps are on. This will let you snap to the endpoints of lines or arcs, thus reducing the risk of creating gaps. Another tip is to trim all intersecting points. This will also reduce the risk of gaps as well. If you would like me to take a look at your issue, post the ecabinet file here on the forum or send it to program@thermwood.com. I will need the .HSF, .ESA, or .ESJ files. Also some instructions on how to recreate the geometry.
To turn sanps on:
1st - be in the countour mode of the Part Editor
2nd - Right-click > select object snap (if there is a check mark beside "object snap" then it is on.
