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      How do you make individual components

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      Wow TIG, thank you so much! Both edits work a treat , but yes yours is definitely more succinct - I have always had issues with my code being a tad too verbose, and possibly missing the trees for the forest... After my previous post, I was thinking it did seem odd that I wasn't working directly with the definition, but I'm sure I would never have found it without the help Thanks again - now onto the next tweak... Cheers, Doi!
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      Creating Components in Cab.rb

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      I fixed a few things and realized I could call the instances I added to the global component by different names. It does run slow but I still haven't looked into optimising scripts so hopefully I can speed it up some though I don't mind it though, it's faster then creating a cabinet from scratch. Next on the to do/ to learn list is... Creating door and drawer fronts, creating drawers... shouldn't be a problem. Add a user defined number of shelves and insert them evenly spaced in the cabinet... I can do this manually/individually but the math involved in doing them automatically should be fun to figure out! Same thing for door and drawer fronts. And give a choice of creating an upper or lower cabinet since the building of these is different... I could use 2 different scripts like I did when moding the cab.rb script but I think it would be slick having it all-in-one. Add grain direction And eventually learning how to export the to a csv file so that I can populate an existing excel spreadsheet that I use... yes I know there are already some cut sheet/list scripts but this is more of a hobby/learning experience and I'd like to see what I can do. That should be it but I'm already happy with the progress I've made in just 3 or 4 days or learning this stuff. Again thanks for all the help I really appreciate your teach how to fish approach. Frank Test.rb
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