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Nat Wheatley
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Company Name: Plymouth Custom Closets
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by Nat Wheatley » Thu, Apr 16 2009, 7:46PM
I created the small circle (below) in PE and wasn't able to delete it either in 'standard' or contour mode.
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Jon Kenworthy
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by Jon Kenworthy » Fri, Apr 17 2009, 5:48PM
You can right click with this cabinet in the cabinet editor and select Remove Part Editor Cuts either from selected part or the entire cabinet.
Nat Wheatley
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by Nat Wheatley » Sat, Apr 18 2009, 10:20AM
Thanks, Jon, I eventually did come across that button. If it's not there already, it might make sense for that option to be available in PE as well.
JohnLashuay
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by JohnLashuay » Mon, Apr 20 2009, 8:32AM
Nat Wheatley wrote: Thanks, Jon, I eventually did come across that button. If it's not there already, it might make sense for that option to be available in PE as well.
Nat, it is available in the PE. You can remove individual geometry cuts by clicking on the pencil and choosing option "Geometry Cut" then hover over the cut you wish to remove and it will be highlighted. Left click it and only that cut will be removed.
-John
Nat Wheatley
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by Nat Wheatley » Mon, Apr 20 2009, 4:40PM
John, I just tried that and it works great. Not clear on why I didn't try to use it before. Thanks.
JohnLashuay
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by JohnLashuay » Tue, Apr 21 2009, 6:11AM
Nat Wheatley wrote: Not clear on why I didn't try to use it before.
I find myself wondering the same thing!!
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by DanEpps » Tue, Apr 21 2009, 6:19AM
JohnLashuay wrote: Nat Wheatley wrote: Not clear on why I didn't try to use it before.
I find myself wondering the same thing!!
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