Hi Michael,

I understand that, it’s just in my mind when I click “Apply the Method to the new Components” I expect edges that I already put onto my uprights and shelves not dissapear or be altered in anyway. Could you explain me this: 

1. I put edges on top, bottom, side panels, shelves and uprights first (drawer is not placed yet)

2. I choose a method that I created for a drawer (edges submethod related to this method has only drawer front and internal drawer edges defined) and click “Apply the Method to the new Components”

3. I add a drawer and edges on shelves and uprighs dissapear, but edges on top, bottom and side panels stay. (like on the picture in my first post) Both boxful panels and division panels are linked to drawer front but only division panels loose their edges.

What is the logic? Am I missing something? 

P.S. I am creating methods that will be used only with “Apply the Method to the new Components” function, thats why it is important for us.

Cheers 🙂

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the reply. The problem is that I am creating a library of methods that follows a certain system – long story short: I dont want to put information about edges in a edges submethod that has to do only to do with a drawer, I expected that when I click “Apply the Method to the new Components” only the new drawer parts will receive the new edges and nothing else will be changed. I will probably need to update each edge submethod for the drawers like you had written. Thanks!