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Forrest Chapman
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by Forrest Chapman » Sat, Dec 27 2014, 10:53PM
The formula feature seems neat but limited. If you added a top inset button for fixed shelves with the fx button we can lock openings. Same goes for adding a left and right fx button for partitions.
Thanks, Forrest
Kerry Fullington
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by Kerry Fullington » Sun, Dec 28 2014, 9:16AM
I'm all for this Forrest,
The ability to lock openings would be huge.
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by Scott Marshburn » Sun, Dec 28 2014, 1:59PM
It would also be nice to have this in the stretcher editor also.
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by Kerry Fullington » Mon, Dec 29 2014, 8:12AM
Scott,
Have you played with the Advanced Settings in the Stretcher Editor?
You can add a stretcher then associate and lock any edge of that stretcher with appropriate insets (positive or negative) and when that part moves, the stretcher moves with it.
Forrest Chapman
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by Forrest Chapman » Mon, Dec 29 2014, 11:24AM
Yes, and that would be great if fronts recognized said stretchers.
Forrest
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by Nat Wheatley » Mon, Dec 29 2014, 5:13PM
Would love to have the ability to lock openings...