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I'm a custom cabinet maker and always spec custom cabinets to fit the need rather than follow the dictates of industry convention. My fillers are typically incorporated into a stile thus become one with the cabinet W dimension. My current project is designing a narrow u-shaped galley kitchen where small fractions become significant. I have the option to manually create labels and will do that. I had to chuckle at the suggestion that one should purchase a $2,000 upgrade to solve a labeling issue. Thank you for your replies.
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My cabinets labels are displaying dimensions rounded to the nearest inch. For example a wall cabinet that is 33.5" wide and 36" tall displays as "W3436". I need my cabinet labels to display fractions without having to manually override the label for each cabinet. How do I do this?
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See attached...I'm trying to build a similar porch gable truss. I've got the posts and beam built....but can't find a build object that will assume the desired shape of the angled web members. Any ideas? This structure will be exposed exactly as seen in the photo.
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Yeah he was plenty condescending, it was a short phone call.
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I want to add a basic concrete patio off of the rear of the house. I've searched the Knowledge Base and Search and see plenty of discussions on an enclosed, or screened, or covered patio...build a room and make the walls invisible. My patio has no walls, no cover, and is a basic 4" thick concrete pad sitting on the dirt. Tech support said I should NOT be using Build Slab, but offered no solution other than build a room, invisible walls, etc.
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I'm not tracking with you. From what I can see the Wood Material is not a 3D object rather a finish that is applied to a 3D object. Are you suggesting that a wood material be applied to a 3D object such as a soffit or a shelf, grain oriented properly, and then somehow that object becomes the dresser top?
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David, see attached test plan. Rotate Material worked on the end table but not on the dresser. The only difference that I can see is that the dresser top has a wood edgeband, perhaps preventing grain rotation. Furniture Grain Example.plan
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Wood grain is running the wrong direction on numerous furniture faces. Is this correctable or just a software limitation? Unrealistic grain orientation cheapens down the 3D views. Is CA Premier wood grain orientation more realistic?
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Pilot error: When changing the soffit dimensions I transposed Width and Height. Sorry to have wasted your time.
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Don't know what you did differently. I cannot get it to show except that portion that falls outside the wall's vertical side lines.
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I should have mentioned that my "shelf" is a custom soffit (I couldn't find a shelf object). As I mentioned, the problem seems to be that it's a virtual half wall on the screen but behind the scenes it's really a full height interior wall.
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In he pic you can see that a 6" wide x 1.5" thick shelf centered on the top of a 4.5" half wall is only displaying the 3/4" portion of the shelf that extends beyond the half wall. It appears a half wall is in reality a full wall that is only pretending to be a half wall. How do I fix it so my shelf fully displays?
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Rebooting my Mac fixed the problem. Memory issue I guess.
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Take a look at the attached pic. The interior wall end is open. How do I draw it with a drywall finish on the end, same as the walls? thanks