
August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
The current latest version 7.07 is solving this issue. eventual new features will be on the forum soon.
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021


August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
this will be solved in our next release but we have no timeframe yet on this release
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021


August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
As explained. the problem occurs when your double backs are positioned in the extremities. 100% and 0%. It does work with the 2 top shelves as the Dbacks are on 0% and 100 % only on the front side and not the backside.
The bottom shelf is on 0% and 100% for both Dbacks. So you have to move one of them to 99.99%. In your case, it is to be done on the Dback in the back. This will take away the clash.
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021

Ok Michel, thanks for your help. Hopefully the developers can find a solution, as it worked before!
See attached file from previous when Ness converted a file for me, I cut this out a month ago and it fit perfectly.
It appears to be working correct on the middle/top shelves (no clashes). Not on the bottom shelf though, maybe because of the latest update?
This was from 30th March, if that helps..

August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
Yes, this happens when you have 2 double backs on the same shelf. The first one will work but adding a second one will create the problem. And indeed the solution given by the developers is solving the problem.
Michel


February 22, 2021


August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
Here is the reply from the developers
This is due to the simultaneous presence of 2 double-backs in extreme positions (0% and 100%).
An easy method to get around this limitation is to move the second double-back by a very small
distance (a shift of 0.001 mm will be enough to generate the cut out).
We shall take a deeper look at this situation, and see if we can bring an improvement.
regards
Michel

August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
I did request it. This was to help you out on this one. I keep you informed
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021


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August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
Is this the result you want to achieve?
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021

Hi Michel,
the double back at the front sits within the groove and adjusts the shelf, so the shelf sits 12mm further in so they don’t clash.
The double back at the back with red circle is doing the same. However, the shelf has not reduced by 12mm. So the double back won’t go on because the shelf comes past where the double back sits.

August 7, 2014

Hi Connor,
This is not very clear to me. I do not see this in the PB file?
Can you be more specific?
regards
Michel


February 22, 2021

I have created a shelving unit today and only noticed when i cut it out that the rear double back has not reduced the shelf so it clashes. It's not affected at the front, the shelf has been brought inside of the double back.
See attached file and image. Black circle area is fine, red circle is where the clash is.
The shelf needs to sit inside the recess like at the front.
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