Creating a Curved Edge for Built in Wet Bar

[justnelson6]

Hi Everyone! I'm using Chief Architect X16--relatively new but figuring things out

 

I'm trying to mimic the curved edge of this built in cabinet piece my client wants. I thought I could create the shape with a polyline, convert to a 3D solid, but that's where I'm stuck. i can't seem to place the 3D solid where I need it. Maybe this isn't the best approach? We make custom cabinetry, so I know we can make it, I'd just like to be able to show this in the client rendering. Thanks for any/all tips. 

[Renerabbitt]

2 minutes ago, justnelson6 said:

Almost there, just need to rotate this 90 degrees in the X axis on this panel of the DBX

[justnelson6]

Amazing - thank you so much. Any tips for placing this? It's very hard to move and get into exact placement. It's not shoing up for me in my wall elevation so trying to place in camera view? 

[Renerabbitt]

52 minutes ago, justnelson6 said:

Amazing - thank you so much. Any tips for placing this? It's very hard to move and get into exact placement. It's not shoing up for me in my wall elevation so trying to place in camera view? 

put it on the same layer as your wall cabinets. point to point move works in 3d, but you can always specify that its elevation reference is from finish floor, set it to 36" to bottom, and then point to point move it in 2d

[justnelson6]

Very very helpful. Thank you so much!

[Alaskan_Son]

Next time, just draw the object right in elevation view where it goes. 

[Renerabbitt]

45 minutes ago, Alaskan_Son said:

Next time, just draw the object right in elevation view where it goes. 

They would just run into that current bug if they drew a polyline and converted it in elevation. It will jump away from its origin significantly in some instances