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    • My beautiful doors and frames aren't fully behaving…

      I'm working on a mock-up of my new home, and couldn't find a door style that suited my needs. As a software developer, I loved the idea of making some dynamic components of my own to nail down the style of door we're hoping to install.

      Unfortunately, my door is falling a little bit short. I managed to get everything working perfectly in terms of cutting both faces, and a dynamic door swinging action. However, once I start using the door more than once, I'm noticing some terrible "bugs" in my design.

      Primarily, the problem is that I can set the width/height of one instance, but a "unique" copy of that instance will not completely "unique-ify" the copy. That is, the door sitting inside the frame wants to remain a constant width. Changes to the first instance will happily reflect in the door of the 2nd instance. Strange, right?

      Attached is a document that contains 2 instances of my component. The 2nd is a unique copy, with the "Opening Width" component option differing from the first door. I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me where I'm going wrong here.


      Busted Door Components

      posted in Dynamic Components sketchup
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