Inset Cabinet Doors

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‎2021-07-08
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‎2021-07-08 08:52 PM
‎2021-07-08
08:52 PM
Well, professor Regelskis,
It is possible to write not really complicated GDL script for inset door and use it as a custom door. The easiest way. When you are using custom cabinet door, ArchiCAD reads A and B parameter for door size and stretching the door to fit cabinet size. That means you need to define size of door in script as A-thicknessPanel*2 and B-thicknessPanel*2. You also need to shift X, Y and Z for thicknessPanel.
Don't forget, that custom door must lay flat, not stand.
Can you manage, or need my help with actual script?
Alexey Podolsky,
ArchiCAD teacher of professor Regelskis
It is possible to write not really complicated GDL script for inset door and use it as a custom door. The easiest way. When you are using custom cabinet door, ArchiCAD reads A and B parameter for door size and stretching the door to fit cabinet size. That means you need to define size of door in script as A-thicknessPanel*2 and B-thicknessPanel*2. You also need to shift X, Y and Z for thicknessPanel.
Don't forget, that custom door must lay flat, not stand.
Can you manage, or need my help with actual script?
Alexey Podolsky,
ArchiCAD teacher of professor Regelskis

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‎2021-07-09 03:05 AM
‎2021-07-09
03:05 AM
Dalius wrote:Is this a question - has it been solved?
This topic solved in AC25
Or a statement - it has been solved.
By 'inset' doors, do you mean doors that sit inside the cabinet carcass (frame), or just a door with an inset panel that still sits in front of the cabinet carcass?
Barry.
One of the forum moderators.
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‎2021-07-11 07:33 PM
‎2021-07-11
07:33 PM
@Barry the original question was being edited. Sadly by deleting the old message, not by appending. This is now a statement

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‎2021-07-12 01:03 AM
‎2021-07-12
01:03 AM
I know I am starting to sound like a broken record but... our tool can do it!
Yes there is a very small yearly fee but it saves you far more than it costs; the response should NOT be "its another expense" but rather "Its another way to save time and money on an existing process".
https://cadswift.com.au/products/Infinite-Joinery.html
This tool also has our unique and powerful Component Catalogues feature that allows you to create catalogues storing the settings of all the minor components of the object (top, carcass, kick, handles etc.) in individual Component catalogues and then storing combinations as assemblies in the Assembly catalogue.
Latest feature release video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPsXFECJrfU
Here is a video we did for a customer to help set up their initial catalogue:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWQb8bWEr8c
There are a couple other videos on this object, some very old:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcbNDcsCZtyqVagGkUN3IMRC9QsgIuX_6
Feel free to ask any questions.
Yes there is a very small yearly fee but it saves you far more than it costs; the response should NOT be "its another expense" but rather "Its another way to save time and money on an existing process".
This tool also has our unique and powerful Component Catalogues feature that allows you to create catalogues storing the settings of all the minor components of the object (top, carcass, kick, handles etc.) in individual Component catalogues and then storing combinations as assemblies in the Assembly catalogue.
Latest feature release video:
Here is a video we did for a customer to help set up their initial catalogue:
There are a couple other videos on this object, some very old:
Feel free to ask any questions.