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I did the tutorial about nested door panels that Mr. Spot put up on his blog and that all went fine. I would like however, to be able to adjust the swing on the doors in 3D for the nested families. I have done something like this before with a ref line and 3D extrusion but the same process won't work with nested panels. So far I can get them to swing but they don't stay locked to the door jam horizontally or vertically. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Make sure that the swing line is locked to the reference line, which is locked to the door by its end point.
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Maybe thats my problem then. I have my reference line locked to a refrence plane with an angular dimension. That works fine, I can flex the reference line and it moves like it should. It's the attaching the door panel to the refrence line that I can't get. I'm not sure what you mean by locking the door by it's end point but the align tool doesn't seem to have that function. I'm probably missing something fairly obvious.
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You lock the end point of the ref line to the door corner. this option will appear when you hover over the end point and hit tab a couple of times.
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Got it. I was locking the door to the wall face not the reference line. Got that corrected and it works like a charm. Thanks
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I hate to bump and old thread, but does anyone have a link to this tutorial? I'm trying to make a 6 Panel Door but am having no luck with the panels thanks and sorry for bumping a dead thread
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I don't know if it is still here but here is Mr. Spot's blog: http://blog.cadway.com.au/
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