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Ness

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April 30, 2020 - 4:44 pm
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Hi Tom,

Sorry to get back to you so late.

The developer team has fixed this bug so ticking the “Ignore Links for nil panels” option will erase the outer mortise:

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Hope this is helpful,

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Hi Tom, unfortunately Ness is temporarily away from work at the moment due to personal reasons. It’s probably best he answers as he is leading on this issue with the developer team. If we have any more information before he’s back, we’ll let you know. Sorry for the delay in replying.

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April 21, 2020 - 10:45 pm
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Hi Ness,

I hope you are well?

I am just wanting to see if there has been any developments/ fixes regarding the issue of fitting links being placed twice? I am still getting this problem and its getting very frustrating when applying or changing a fitting link that all the fittings in the face frame get added both to the front and the back.

I have noticed that Polyboard seems to allow a change or a fitting link to be applied once without adding the link twice. However if a further change is made then the link is applied twice. I have attached a recent cabinet to see what you think.

A further issue often encountered is when changing the material style. When doing so any single panel fittings are removed and have to be re-applied. Can this be avoided?

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Tom

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November 22, 2019 - 6:12 am
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Hi Tom,

I’ve asked the developers to look again into this.

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Ness

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Hi Ness,

So on first test it seemed to be sorted. However I now realise I am getting inconsistent results. The cabinet I have attached is a typical kitchen cabinet with a faceframe. It currently has a single fiiting link set for the faceframe (doubleback). If I then apply or re-apply the fitting link sub-method I can end up with some parts unchanged, others with 2 links front and back , and some with 2 links to both the back. 

Any thoughts?

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Hi Tom,

The developers have done a lot of bug fixing and I’m not 100% sure that they checked this.

I’ve tested the latest version 7.02c. and it seems to work OK.

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Can you verify yourself and keep me updated?

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Hi Ness,

Has there been any developments regarding the potential bug that creates two hardware elements instead of one?

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Tom

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April 12, 2019 - 6:24 pm
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Hi Tom,

This seems to be another bug.

The sub method seems to apply 2 hardware elements one called back and the other front.

You can see this when you open the fitting link properties:

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If you erase the “Front” link it leaves the correct connection.

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I’ve asked the developers to look into this.

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Hi Ness,

Cabinet attached

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Tom

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Hi Tom,

Can you post the cabinet?

Cheers,

Ness

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