Hello everyone,
i have created a curved panel using the cube editor, i am using this for curved gallery end, and this is used for the gap at the bottom. i have a problem with changing the size of the cabinet because the dispaly panel doesnt move with the cabinet. The only way i have found around this so far is to create several different sizes of panels and import them when the size has changed. can anyone help me to enable the display to move with the cabinet.
thanks
Curved Panel
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Re: Curved Panel
You cannot change the size of a display board, cube or panel.
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Re: Curved Panel
ye thought that was the case
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Re: Curved Panel
Dan, there could be a way if he save the panel in a .HSF!
Look Andrew, you need to export your part or panel that you created in Ecabinet system object file (*.hfs) to be able the scale the part in question.
How to do it:
1: Create your part the shape you want
2: Instead of saving in your regular cabinet or other files that you have, click files, export selection and save it in a file that you create (i called it "special" it's easier to find it after in the Ecab files.
3:Open diplay part editor and load the part in question
4: Modify it if needed for the aspect of the material and colors or what ever you need it to look like and save it in :sample_HFS and give it a name
5: Now you are able to open it in the cabinet editor from the display object and resize it if needed or simply load your the part in your "Custom layout" (where you're working with the cabinets on the floor plan) and resize it as needed
It's a bit long to do but this way you can create all kind of parts and tweak them to the size you need!
Have fun
Francis S
Look Andrew, you need to export your part or panel that you created in Ecabinet system object file (*.hfs) to be able the scale the part in question.
How to do it:
1: Create your part the shape you want
2: Instead of saving in your regular cabinet or other files that you have, click files, export selection and save it in a file that you create (i called it "special" it's easier to find it after in the Ecab files.
3:Open diplay part editor and load the part in question
4: Modify it if needed for the aspect of the material and colors or what ever you need it to look like and save it in :sample_HFS and give it a name
5: Now you are able to open it in the cabinet editor from the display object and resize it if needed or simply load your the part in your "Custom layout" (where you're working with the cabinets on the floor plan) and resize it as needed
It's a bit long to do but this way you can create all kind of parts and tweak them to the size you need!
Have fun
Francis S
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Re: Curved Panel
Mais oui! Merci Francis.
That method takes much longer to initially create the display object but does indeed make it quicker for subsequent scaling.
That method takes much longer to initially create the display object but does indeed make it quicker for subsequent scaling.
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Re: Curved Panel
Bien venus mon ami!
I'm learning Dan and i'm having fuuuuuunnnn with this soft!
Just enjoy and save your works because even 2020 will look like a comodore64 one day compare to this software!
I'm learning Dan and i'm having fuuuuuunnnn with this soft!
Just enjoy and save your works because even 2020 will look like a comodore64 one day compare to this software!
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Re: Curved Panel
Just can't (but have to) wait for the next build...
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