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Re: Frameless overlay
« Reply #15 on: Jan 14th, 2010, 03:38am »
Rob, I just tried it. I use 16.5mm material so I adjusted your settings as follows: Side overlay, 15 Top of top opening, 13.5 Bottom of bottom opening, 16.5 Middle rails, -1.5 Middle stiles, 0 (probably not applicable) Top drawer opening 143.5 2nd Drw Opening 160 3rd Drw Opening 160
It doesnt seem to have done anything correctly. Drawer sizes are still all wrong. Overlay still looks incorrect. The one setting I am not sure of was the "overlay" in the cabinet edit window that pops up when you double click a cabinet. I had it set to 15.
Re: Frameless overlay
« Reply #17 on: Feb 12th, 2010, 7:34pm »
Finally got it done. In the Door standards there is two checkboxes to select between standard overlay and special overlay. There's also five new entries for the different overlays. It's pretty self explanatory.
I also added a feature I've been toying with which will check to see if there is a new update for the program. It is under the Help menu and lets you set it to automatically check at program startup if desired.
Link removed-(this has been added to the regular release)
This might work, however I have always simply set a desired gap between doors drawers etc and then used that number to subtract from what ever door or drawer is affected.
If you are looking for a 3mm spacing and there are two adjacent doors simply subtract 2mm from each and you have what you need. Of course you would have to apply this logic to all four sides of the door.
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