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I did it!!! Thanks all! I use molding lines/polylines quite a bit but didn't realize they could be used to make doors - this is way more streamlined than what I've been doing until now. So much wasted time lol...
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I've made other cabinet door profiles with 3D Solids but those were with 90 degree edges, nothing beaded. Maybe I should have tried with countertop tools instead? Ahh this is great, thank you!!! Can I ask how you did the beaded part?
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Is there anything similar to this door style in any of the Chief Catalogs that I'm just not finding or have not yet downloaded maybe?
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Editing Materials on Sketchup Model in Chief?
sea_lyons replied to sea_lyons's topic in General Q & A
This is great! This will get me by until I can devote some hours to learning a new software/how to do this myself. Many many thanks!! -
Editing Materials on Sketchup Model in Chief?
sea_lyons replied to sea_lyons's topic in General Q & A
Is this what you're referring to? https://www.blender.org/ -
Editing Materials on Sketchup Model in Chief?
sea_lyons replied to sea_lyons's topic in General Q & A
The SU modeler looks like Kohler themselves lol ^Do you know how to do this? -
I've downloaded a Kohler sconce from Sketchup (this particular one isn't included in Chief's Kohler catalog). The sconce is all one material when I import it into Chief, so I'm unable to make the glass clear and fixture chrome like I need it to be. Is there a way to edit this type of issue in Chief? Or do I need to learn how to use Sketchup now too? 32253-SC02.skp
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I know this is an old thread but I was trying to figure it out myself and found a bit of a workaround... Thought I'd leave it here in case anyone else is looking for a solution Tried the Alexandria door but as mentioned above, it looks terrible with multiple different sizes of doors/drawers. This is what I do now: Use the "Slim-Shaker" door from Cabinet Doors No. 2 Paint the center panel "Linear Narrow Glass" from Materials>Glass & Glazing>Textured Glass Blend your cabinet colour with the linear glass. Then Adjust Material Definition to remove the transparency of the glass. I've added it to some drawer fronts here - uniform through different widths:
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This has happened to me on a few occasions - not sure if it's a glitch or something in my camera settings. Tried changing camera angles, tried a different mirror material out of the library, all to no avail. How it looks on my layout file: How it looks on the PDF: Another example: Layout file vs generated PDF
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That option is greyed out on my dialog box.
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That's the one I'm using.
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Are you still having this issue or was it ever resolved? I'm experiencing the same thing with every semi-large layout file - ready to rip my hair out. Tried both suggestions above to no avail.
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That fixed it! Thank you!