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Nat Wheatley
eCabinets Beta Tester
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by Nat Wheatley » Thu, Feb 25 2010, 6:52PM
When I create a TWD file and choose to change a material thickness, it appears that the ESJ file retains the new material thickness. When I go to open the ESJ file, after the fact, it's treating the material whose thickness has been changed, as a new material, that needs to be added. Is this how it's supposed to work? I've only recently used this option to change the material thickness. Thanks.
Rick Deskins
Thermwood Team
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by Rick Deskins » Thu, Feb 25 2010, 7:31PM
This was a bug reported in V6 Build1. V6 Build2 should prevent that from happening.
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Nat Wheatley
eCabinets Beta Tester
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by Nat Wheatley » Thu, Feb 25 2010, 7:44PM
Rick,
It's still happening in Build 2.
Nat
Josh Rayburn
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by Josh Rayburn » Fri, Feb 26 2010, 10:04AM
Same here. I've attempted to send some files to Ryan to look into this.
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