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February 12, 2015
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Hi Peter,

The door in the file I sent Mark is just a texture file applied to the panel.

If you want a real buildable door you have to use “assembled panels” and ajuste “overlap” parameter.

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Hi Ness & Mark

If I want to create a paneled door like the one Mark has drawn.

I can do this ok but showing the groove at the rail & style joints, not sure about this

 

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Peter

February 12, 2015
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Hi Ness..

business is good, very busy with everything.

Drop me a mail when you have time for a catch up….

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Hi Mark,

Nice to hear from you again. How’s business?

For your doors,  do you mean you want the door to open 180° or 360°?

If so Polyboard can’t show this.

If you mean setting the door back into the cabinet, then set it as “built in” and add a “slack depth”.

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Hi Ness

Have a look at this Generic cabinet I was playing with.

Is there any way of pulling the door back onto the cabinet sides.

Mark

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