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Donald Thomson
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by Donald Thomson » Mon, Nov 09 2015, 1:48PM
Attached is an LDE rendering of a cabinet. Also attached is the cabinet hsf file.
Brought cabinet in from CE
Hide drawer faces and doors
Hide stretchers
Hide back of cabinet
Now there are all these extra lines and I don't know where they came from. It makes setting dimensions a bit difficult.
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Rick Deskins
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by Rick Deskins » Mon, Nov 09 2015, 2:09PM
From the picture, it looks like the cabinet is ever so slightly rotated. If you do a reset view on the cabinet, does the extra lines go away?
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Donald Thomson
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by Donald Thomson » Mon, Nov 09 2015, 2:39PM
Rick,
How would the cabinet get slightly rotated? All I did was bring it in from CE and set Page Setup to landscape mode. Then resized the cabinet to fit in the page. Then hide all the parts I needed to to get to just the faceframe for measurements. Kinda confused on that.
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by Rick Deskins » Mon, Nov 09 2015, 2:45PM
Not sure, unless it was done accidentally and the rotation was not enough to notice.
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by Michael Yeargain » Mon, Nov 09 2015, 3:36PM
Hey Donald,
I've done the same thing before. In fact it happens more often if you "resize" the object for some reason. It doesn't take but a smidgen of a rotate to cause this.
Try opening the cabinet into CE again, and bringing it back into LDE. RE-size it, and press HOME. THEN try your dimensions again.
Not trying to hijack your assistance here,
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