Cabinet oddities

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‎2009-02-12 10:09 PM
‎2009-02-12
10:09 PM
The parameters indicate a 2 foot deep cabinet with a 1" overhang. The dimensions on the plan indicate something a bit different.
Do the hotspots of the object represent something other than the corners of the cabinet?
David Bearss
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram
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‎2009-02-12 10:23 PM
‎2009-02-12
10:23 PM
Archicad cabinets have the option to display "cabinet size" or "counter size". Make sure both are the same.
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‎2009-02-12 10:39 PM
‎2009-02-12
10:39 PM
I understand that. Disregard the corner cabinet in the image.
the question is; when the parameters indicate a 24" deep cabinet, why do the hotspost deimension with a 3/4" difference.
the question is; when the parameters indicate a 24" deep cabinet, why do the hotspost deimension with a 3/4" difference.
David Bearss
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram

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‎2009-02-13 01:06 AM
‎2009-02-13
01:06 AM
I've come accross those inconsistancies as well. Some cabinet objects include the cabinet and counter overhang in their hotspot depth while others keep have the hotspot at the edge of cabinet. I can't remember if some also have separate hotspots for the cabinet depth and the overhang.
Very frustrating.
Very frustrating.
Erika
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‎2009-02-13 01:29 AM
‎2009-02-13
01:29 AM
Sorry David, your post belongs to the Libraries Forum, so I moved it there and also made it 1 thread again.
By the way, I reported this problem to GS.
By the way, I reported this problem to GS.
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‎2009-02-13 02:19 AM
‎2009-02-13
02:19 AM
Thanks Laszlo.
Now I know and can work with it understanding that it is not necessarily me going mad.
Now I know and can work with it understanding that it is not necessarily me going mad.
David Bearss
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram
Archicad 18/Windows 11
Alienware 17 R5
i7 2.4 GHz / 16 GB ram