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Cabinet structure

Gergo Madarasz
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The structure of the cabinet

The cabinet is composed of predefined basic elements. These elements can be categorized based on their appearance into two types: carcass or front.

carcass

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front

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  • Boards or other simple cuboid-shaped objects.
  • Two types of edge banding can be chosen per side.
  • Corners can be beveled in several ways.
  • The base element will only be the bounding shape of a previously designed pattern in the front designer. This can be the front selectable in the properties or any fixed, non-changeable pattern.
  • For the front, a handle and glass can also be attached.

 

Using a fixed pattern in an accessory

Clicking here will provide a detailed description of how to use a .frt file for a cabinet as an additional element.

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  • A pot in the object designer.
    It must be set as a type Other!
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  • The pot in the cabinet editor.
    It contains only one base element, which fully occupies the bounding shape (other/neutral). The pattern designed in the front designer is assigned to this as a fixed pattern.

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  • The pot during display.
  

 

Keywords: #cabinet structure #fixed pattern

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