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  1. #1
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    Framed Molding Onlay

    I need to create a picture frame look using stock moldings for a simple bar front
    Any help ?
    Im not to sure how to start this.
    Thanks
    Joel Glanton

  2. #2
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    A molding polyline the size of the frame and then extrude the profile around the frame.

  3. #3
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    These frames are applied to the face of the front of a bar just like empty picture frames. I dont see how to rotate the square molding polyline to a horizontal position. I tried in cross elevation view and only have the opion for polyline solid.
    Thanks

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    Joel,

    You would extrude the molding lying on the ground, do a 3D overview, export it out and bring it back through the symbol creator and rotate it up when you bring it though the symbol creator.

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    make a symbol..use the pline picture frame as Louis suggests, then take a camera view, export the 3d dwg from this view...bring it back in as a symbol, rotate it up at this time...save it to a library....

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    Ok guys, this part is fine yet i need the molding to face foreward.
    What do you think ?
    Thanks
    Joel Glanton
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    Joel,

    Do you want the molding to turn up on the edge or do you want to bring the whole frame up?

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    you can turn it 180° permanentlyby opening the symbol dbx(the pencil&knob? icon)>3D tab for it and turning it on the Z? axis....then resave it to your library...

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    The part of the frame facing inside needs to go against the bar front so the bullnose trim faces foreward. Tim i will try your plan in the morning. Thanks

 

 

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