Stephan Moenninghoff

Please deselect everything. Check the Attributes palette. Do you have a black fill there or a "by class" style with a black fill?

I think I answered this already? You need an extra 3D part. There are no disadvantages as to manufacturing because you can still attach your fittings. The only drawback would be that the individual custom part would not adapt to reshaping of the parent cabinet. You can. This type of hinge is not supported by the interiorcad hinge tool - yet) but you can still add it. Import the hardware, attach an interiorcad 3D drilling, group it and run the "Assign Fitting Type" command (under interiorcad > Fittings). Place it appropriately and send to CNC or export parts list. It will be accounted for in both types of exports. Angular doors are supported. You may have to play with the type of construction where the door hinges. Manufacturers require very precise parameters for particular hinge types. Here is an example document listing all supported types of angular door construction types: Angular hinges.vwx

Hi Zeno, for the c-shaped panel, you need to use a custom part. You can still use your usual fittings. If the custom part touches the surrounding parts, a grid will be shown as soon as one of the interiorcad tools is running. As for the cutout, here is a little movie showing how to go about: Cutout.mp4

Not yet. I think I read somewhere that it is not as easy and straightforward to implement as one would imagine 🙂

Sorry, my bad. I should have said 'Reset' or 'Update' Those are the terms used for this ('Reset on Move' or 'Update' Button.)

No trouble at all! 1. Yes. You can tell your Marionette to do whatever you want it to. (Always remember that you may need to regenerate it though!) 2. Not for me to say.

Even if I did, it has nothing to do with how VWX implements anything 🙂

The VWX event system does not notify CSG solids of changes to Symbols that are part of a boolean operation. I think this is the issue.

I know the feeling, Markus! 🙂

I would use a Subdivision. Iteration level 0. Then, connect the edges with the Add Edge mode. Should always be triangles (in my example I didn't make sure I had triangles. It's just to show you what I mean). It is very quick and efficient.

That's my advice as well. Very good point! Has this become slower? I had to wait longer than I remembered when I did my last fairly substantial project. Your tiling object must have been horrendous!