Hi John,

adding doors on a cabinet :

you need to go with your marker into the volume of your cabinet  until it turns blue. Right click and choose the option “add a door”. There you find the different selections of door , mode and fittings

Elevation plinth :

in the property screen on the right side in the section “reference dimensions” you can find the field “Elevation plinth”

There you enter the plinth height you need and this will show as a red volume below your cabinet when you hit it with your mouse marker. Rigth click and select “add plinths”. Now you can select where you need plinths to be set and enter a recess if needed

To overlap the cabinet side you have to set the bottom of the cabinet as ” overpassing” in relation to the sides. Make sure you enter all plinth elements if you want to create overlap. 

example : if you want to overlap the front side plinth at the left side of the cabinet you need to place also the left side plinth as it is in relation to that connection that you can overlap the front plinth. Now you select your front plinth and in the property screen you go to the link related to the left side plinth. open the selection on the + sign and set the priority to “overpassing”. You see now that you get a field called ” overlap “. There you can enter the desired overlap you need. If you do not need the side plinth you can change it’s material to a nil panel. It will disappear and you will keep your overlap.

cabinet handles

you select the doors in the drawing. Then in the property screen you select your door and click on structure ” edit” and select        “single panel fittings”. You click on the green + sign to add a fitting . This opens up the parameters below. First position is called “fitting” . There you can choose from existing fittings but you can also create fittings yourself . As example you can select “doors” and then a type of handle . This will show up on the screen after selection. With the further parameters you can change the orientation  or add different positioning rules . You can also do it manualy by using the panel reference. After that you have to enter your x and y value and this is related to your selected panel reference. It all comes visible on the screen when you click on x or y position . You can also left click on the handle and drag it around. 

I recomend to play around with these features to get a hold of it. It is very easy and logic to use. There are also video’s in the member area about polyboard. In the furniture extended training under selection “Design advanced kickframes and plinths” you have videos explaining all different types of plinths  

Hope this helps 

regards

Michel