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Hello! Yes that is a great question, we will create a video demonstrating this and let you know as soon as it is available!

Thank you so much! That is a great question! Yes if you go into your Part Catalogue again, and then instead of opening up the 'Assembly' folder, if you scroll to the 'Door' folder, you should see a 'Banding' sub-folder there. Within this space, you can create more edge-banding options for your Door Schedules too!

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Hello! In your System Parameter settings under the Utilities tab in Cabinet Vision, does your Value field look identical to the one in the video? The underscore and semi-colon are very important for the formula to work, so the field should look exactly like this: _CV:238 If it is, let me know and we can troubleshoot some more!

That's a great question! We will make a video answering this question, and let you know once it is uploaded!

​@@PlanitCanadaInc Can you please share the video with me ? Cuz I wanna know how it's made too

@ Hello! Yes absolutely! We will let you know as soon as it is available!

No worries, we would love to help and clarify any parts of the video or training that you'd like to understand! What didn't work? We can trying clarifying here too!

Thank you so much for this feedback! We know exactly how you feel and have made it our mission to keep bringing you more tutorials like this one in 2025.

Hello all Is There Another Way ? ;Links Vertical Bore to Exterior Banding For Each BNDEX Part If Cab.Class = ASM_CLASS_BASE Then Dim BORE as New Linebore BORE.Owner = Owner BORE.DX = 3 mm BORE.DY = 3 mm BORE.DZ = 10 mm BORE.X = 0 BORE.Y = 0 BORE.Z = - 8 MM BORE.AX = :AX BORE.AY = :AY BORE.AZ = :AZ BORE.REPT = (BNDEX.DY / 5 MM) BORE.SPCNG = 5 mm End If

Hello! Do you mean after nesting on the CNC machine, or after nesting though still in Cabinet Vision with the list of all of the sheets to nest?

@@PlanitCanadaInc After nesting though still in Cabinet Vision with the list of all of the sheets to nest

@@maher_kit These numbers correspond to the order that the part appears on the sheet, with the letter to help distinguish drawer and door fronts. Would you like to remove this reference because you are printing this list direct from this menu?

yes I want delete it ?

That's a great question! At the moment, that option is not currently available from the exact same menu. I know that this idea is currently under review by the development team however. ( nexus.hexagon.com/community/cabinet_vision/i/ideas/annotation-object-numbers-in-plan-cross-section ) The best solution at the moment would be to add the number annotations directly onto the Drawings page in question after the scene has been sent there. I hope that helps!

Hello! Great question! Just to clarify... Do you mean on the label, on the Part List reports or in the program from the Nesting preview?

@@PlanitCanadaInc Many thanks for your interest and quick response. on Patterms Part List reports As drawing Not Tables

@@maher_kit Hello! If we want to see a personalised image that includes the cabinet number, this can be easily accomplished via the +Label module of Cabinet Vision, though this is specifically for the labels. But this does harmonise the image with that information you are looking for. We are not able to manually personalise the image generated in a Part List report (if we add it), as this feature is more Table specific. You can add the Cabinet Number to the report, we just can't manually attach it to the image. We are able to edit the aesthetic of the report however to display the Cabinet Number immediately next to the image too.

@@PlanitCanadaInc Is it possible to explain the above through a video?

@@maher_kit Absolutely! We will add it to the list!

Hello! Great question! Just to clarify... Do you mean on the label, on the Part List reports or in the program from the Nesting preview?

@@PlanitCanadaInc Many thanks for your interest and quick response. on Patterms Part List reports As drawing Not Tables

@@maher_kit Hello! If we want to see a personalised image that includes the cabinet number, this can be easily accomplished via the +Label module of Cabinet Vision, though this is specifically for the labels. But this does harmonise the image with that information you are looking for. We are not able to manually personalise the image generated in a Part List report (if we add it), as this feature is more Table specific. You can add the Cabinet Number to the report, we just can't manually attach it to the image. We are able to edit the aesthetic of the report however to display the Cabinet Number immediately next to the image too.

Hello! Great question! Just to clarify... Do you mean on the label, on the Part List reports or in the program from the Nesting preview?

@@PlanitCanadaInc Many thanks for your interest and quick response. on Patterms Part List reports As drawing Not Tables

@@maher_kit Hello! If we want to see a personalised image that includes the cabinet number, this can be easily accomplished via the +Label module of Cabinet Vision, though this is specifically for the labels. But this does harmonise the image with that information you are looking for. We are not able to manually personalise the image generated in a Part List report (if we add it), as this feature is more Table specific. You can add the Cabinet Number to the report, we just can't manually attach it to the image. We are able to edit the aesthetic of the report however to display the Cabinet Number immediately next to the image too.

Hello! You should be able to see the Cross Section on the Peninsula Wall too. Are you currently looking from the Plan or Elevation view? From the Plan view, you can manually move the Red Line in the window at the top of the lefthand column to intersect with the Peninsula Wall. If you want to see it from the Elevation View, be sure to be already looking at the Elevation of the Peninsula Wall when you click on the Cross Section button. Hope that helps!

Hello! That is an interesting question, maybe you could expand on it a bit for us in a bit more detail. I presume this drawer would not have a drawer face? So it would be moreso like an open box with adjustable shelving within another cabinet?

As far as I know, it does not have collision detection

@@TarRip Well if it doesnt have that it's bad i mean the program amazing you know but the other programs have that feature too but if cabinet vision doesnt have this feature it makes me kind a sad

Hello! That's a great question! There are a few ways to answer this. Firstly, Cabinet Vision will tell you if there is a conflict between your hinges and internal parts of a cabinet in your job. When your adjustable shelf is conflicting with a hinge, you will see a warning pop-up from your Plan or Elevation view ("There are build errors or warnings") and when you click on the little yellow triangle in the far-bottom right of your screen, you will see a list of cabinets, their corresponding number for easy reference, and what the issue is. In this case, "Conflict between Hinge(s) and Internal Part(s)!". This is a good way to keep track of if there is any problems in the design which need attention! Assuming we are adding the adjustable shelves via the Section Interior menu, Cabinet Vision will try make whatever amount of shelves we choose to add via the 'Horizontal Multi Split tool' work (so long as it is an integer between 2 and 99), because as a user, in this case, we are telling Cabinet Vision the number of shelves is more important than if it is a genuinely advantageous design in reality. I would say this is a strength of Cabinet Vision, because as a cabinet maker or designer, we can adapt the program to whatever our needs may be on site or in the factory! So, Cabinet Vision won't necessarily automatically adjust the position of the hinges or the adjustable shelves for you just because it detects a conflict, and this is because as a user we are able to 'override the behaviour of Cabinet Vision' if we feel our design outweighs what should really work for whatever reason. That said, we are able to automate Cabinet Vision behaviour! Especially hinge or shelf placement, but this requires User Created Standards written up and customised to account for your specific needs. We hope that helps answer your question! :)

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Hello! Yes we could absolutely do that. We will prepare a video that demonstrates how to do just that!

Hello! Thank you for reaching out! Yes the _SPLITY parameters can be used in UCSs, and I would encourage you to read through their descriptions in the System Parameters file under the Help tab in Cabinet Vision because they can be useful! When we add a split in Cabinet Vision, the program won't perceive this divided part as having different edges though necessarily. From CV's point of view, this is the same part with the same edges. Only when we send it to S2M Centre does it make the distinction in that sense. So using a very robust UCS to add banding there, for example, might be far trickier than it's worth.

@@PlanitCanadaInc It is complex but there is always a route that can be created to achieve the goal. In a video that I put together over the weekend I managed to do operations to insert wooden dowels and join those parts that are generated at the S2M level. I invite you to watch the video and I thank you for having introduced me to this tool since at least it solves a couple of things that happen on a daily basis Regards and thanks again Gerardo th-cam.com/video/EVntNw4WSkE/w-d-xo.html

Hello, thank you for your comment! Yes they are clipped. We are constantly endeavoring to improve the quality of our content, so we appreciate any feedback :)

Hello! Thank you for reaching out! I definitely agree with you. It is important for everyone to add the splits where it's most applicable, and your case makes the most sense. The idea with the video was to quickly demonstrate how to use the Splitting tool, and position the split where you would deem suitable, with less emphasis on specifically where. That said, we will take your advice on board and use less theory/more practical examples in future videos. Thank you.

We will add a video that tackles this question soon, that's a great idea!

Thank you for watching and providing feedback with video ideas! We will make a video soon to answer that. We'll look forward to reading your thoughts about it.

Hello! You can add backsplash in Cabinet Vision for both sizing and aesthetic value, but the overall size and spacing of the splashbacks should be worked out by the designer to suit the tiles and include the grout if that's what you're aiming for. Hopefully that helps! :)

Thank you for your feedback! We are constantly working on improving the quality of our content, so we will take that on board. If you would like to clarify on what aspect of the video didn't work for you, we would appreciate hearing it. :)

Absolutely! That's a great idea, thank you. We will add it to the queue!

Hello! That's a great question! There are a couple of ways to approach this. There are several UCSs available on the Nexus forums which you might find useful and suit you, such as: nexus.hexagon.com/community/cabinet_vision/f/cv-user-created-standards/79998/ucs-share-for-renaming-drawers-doors-for-labels/382915 nexus.hexagon.com/community/cabinet_vision/f/cv-legacy-versions/86755/numbering-drawers-in-a-drawer-stack But I was able to label my doors and drawer faces by copying and pasting the UCS below, found in the first link. I hope this helps! ;Renames Rollout, Drawer Box, Door Parts For Each ROS|BS|BBT|BBK|BF|DFP|DRP|S_DSLAB|DOR|DWR Part ;------------------------ If name = 'DOR' Then DESC = 'Door {_LABEL}' End If If name = 'DWR' Then DESC = 'Drawer {_LABEL}' End If If name = 'S_DSLAB' Then DESC = 'Door Slab {_LABEL}' End If

Hello! This message will pop-up when importing a package with a catalogue from a version older than CV2022. To run the update version and complete the import, you will want to close your Cabinet Vision. Then find your install files of Cabinet Vision, which are for most people installed on your C: Drive, and then from the CV 2023 folder you will want to search an application called 'CVUpdateVersion.exe'. With Cabinet Vision closed, run this application and it will update. Hope this helps!

​@@PlanitCanadaInc i did this and still have the same error message ....

@@unseenjp Hello! That's okay. In that case we would encourage you to contact your tech support team so they can evaluate your circumstances in detail and arrange to resolve the issue for you.

That is a great question! It would be best explained in a video, so we will develop some content answering that question and dealing with the xRendering/xTouring too. Thanks!

Hello! You will need to share the Cabinet Vision installation files onto that laptop, and then when you begin the process of reinstalling Cabinet Vision on the laptop, you will be asked to install just xLabel on this device on the very first menu. This will install the program itself on your laptop.

Hello @Quasi924, yes it is possible to make the microwave stick out like that. It depends slightly on if your microwave is a separate object or associated with the cabinet. If your microwave object is associated with the cabinet itself: Double-click on the cabinet from the elevation or plan view, then you should arrive at the cabinet properties level. From the 'Face' view you should be able to click on the microwave object and change the 'Z' parameter in the column on the lefthand side to modify it's positionning on that axis (in this case how far the object sticks out). If your microwave is an independent object: From the 'Elevation' view of your room, try clicking on the microwave object and changing its 'Z' parameter there.

@@PlanitCanadaInc This was very helpfull

Hello! Thank you very much for reaching out and your request, that would make a great topic for a video. So, yes we will absolutely prepare some content soon with Tayla and Clayton to highlight the xRendering features and tips and tricks to create quality content.

Adding a baseboard can be done using the 'Molding' fonction in Cabinet Vision. From the Plan view of a project, click on the Molding button and choose the Type Baseboard. Then you can draw it manually or ask the program to automatically generate it, similar to how we add counter tops in CV. Thanks for your question!

Hello! Do you already have Cabinet Vision, or are you interested in learning more about purchasing it?

Hello! If you hold down the 'Ctrl' button in Cabinet Vision when placing an object, you will be able to place it where you would like. Hope that helps!

That's a great question! Clayton intends to do a video on this topic, but for now, we have some instructions for you below: Step 1) After optimising a part, you will want to click on the Reports button in the S2M Center. (Found above the NC Code & Labels button) Step 2) Click on the Setup Reports button on the left. Step 3) Find the Report that you want to modify, and right click on it. Click the Edit option. (If CV asks you to create a copy of that report, that's okay.) Step 4) On the left hand side of the Editing Report menu, you will see a table probably called 'Table: PartList'. Double click on that. Step 5) Scroll down the formulas list until you find one which likely is called 'PartList.BandingFlags'. Double click on that. Step 6) Open up the folder 'Fields' and then 'PartList', and then you should see a formula called 'BandingCode'. That sounds like it is the format you are looking for. Click on it, and then Insert. Then delete the old formula 'PartList.BandingFlags' so you don't double up. Then you should be able to save the modification, and it's all done!

That's a great video idea! We will add that to the queue!

Hello are you using CV ?

@@prasadpatil4596 yes i sm using

Hello! Yes, that should be possible to do. Great question! We will prepare a video that answers that question and upload it soon!

Hello, we have just uploaded a video guiding you through this in Cabinet Vision! Check it out here! th-cam.com/video/R79yQid3HnY/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for the suggestion! We will let the team know, and see what we can do!

Hello! Yes absolutely, I am using an Intel i7 13th Generation CPU 16GB of RAM, 4060 video card. Hopefully that helps!

Would you be able to clarify with me if you can see the pull holes in your elevation views and more so that they aren't optimizing? Or is it that you can't see the hole drilling at all on your cabinets in the first place before they even make it to S2M Center?

You need to put a semicolon after the _CV _CV:238

@@marklundgren4611 thank you

@@marklundgren4611 No, that's a colon. _CV;238 is what you want.

Then you will need to modify at cab level the toe height through section properties \

you better make a ucs instead of this way

Hello Howard! This sounds like perhaps it could be related to your sheet margin settings associated with the machine. Cabinet Vision could be accounting for the space available to optimise on the sheet according to those settings, and believe that a second sheet is required even if from our perspective that's not the case. That would be where I start, but there could be a couple of different factors potentially at work here, and without seeing your system it's tricky to tell from a distance. I would encourage you to get in touch with your local Tech support team to be sure.