PamelaT

Big Help! Thank you for sharing !

@Dermot, yes a driver issue, had to roll back to a previous update. Roy in TS was super at solving the issue this morning!

Never happened before, I updated driver. restarted the operating system etc. Even when I start a new plan the page is blank, I can open up existing plans and the data is there, but can not get the dialog box in a new plan. Tried various files and tried opening the Cabinet specification box and all the same. partial data. :-(

Cabinet specification dialog is only showing partial information. Driver is up dated

Thanks Mark, The work around available in X11 was far simpler for us since we do not do elevation views in color.

have a great weekend.

That's what I thought Dermot that something switched in X12... here is an elevation done with the tweaking of materials to get the desired effect in elevation view. For our business it is important that we give the exact representation of how the cabinet boxes will look. While we often Gang Build multiple cabinets together this does not pose a problem, but when we are independently placing cabinets it is important that the client understand how things will actually look, as we have clients sign off of final drawings. Hope we can get that little work around back soon. And thank for the clarification for everyone who was kind enough to chime in and help me out @Dermot 

Hi all, yes understand that have the cabinet modular lines turned on will allow divisions to be shown, but it indicates how the cabinet is built, which is distracting in presentations. In the past just tweaking the finish would indicate divisions in the elevations, however in X12 this is not possible @Dermot 

Hi Dermot, back again with the same issue... I can not achieve the cabinet separation (for Inset Cabinets) in Elevation/Layout view by tweaking the finish- color etc of abutting cabinets. Did something change in X12

Thanks

Doing a Kitchen with Glass Counter Tops, anyone have a technique on how to get them to render as glass without increasing the emissive factor, which makes them glow.

Thanks Pamela

Looking to show a tall cabinet/Armoire with doors that retract into the cabinet. Any work abround as to how to show this in 3D

Thanks Pamela

Thanks KA, I have tried everything. Want to tuck the rope light behind the crown, down to .5 Lumens etc. upped the active lights. No problem with Graphics card etc. Had the same problem using rope lighting recessed in a vanity toe kick.

Will keep at it.

Thanks Pamela

Here is the plan file. The LED strip Light is sitting on top of the crown molding.

Thanks Again

LEd Strip Light test.zip

How do you get the light strip to glow evenly. Same results with Rope lighting as well.

Thanks

Hi Drawzilla, they are slowly going away.. but too many passes at this point. All good with driver & updates. Thank you though, I do have caustics turned off, will see if that helps.

Anyone out there know what could be causing the small bubbles in the wall scone shades?

Wood -Mode has ben purchased and is up and running.

Hi Mark is there anyway to switch out the "schedule" # label for a cabinet specific label.... B%num_drawers%D  etc?

Hi Mark, Thanks for your reply. You had mentioned in another post that you formally worked with Wood Mode.... ordering in their format was easy,  a code was all that was needed and  popping on a beaded door worked to simulate the "frame/stile bead to the customers satisfaction, in layout and views. We work with various other vendors that go straight off elevations to generate production, this requires straight Cad drawings to provide the required detail for their shops. More work for us. :-(

Thanks for making all the configurations available! They will be very helpful.... along with extensive notion of profile, sticking dimensions etc.

I think a Video is a brilliant idea!

Just an FYI to all out there Wood Mode should be up and running in the next week or two.

Hi Mark,

How did you modify the cabinets to have a true beaded frame? Thank you for supplying the various configurations for all of our use, but I am curious as to how you came to the true bead on the cabinet frame itself.

Thanks