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    Tile Pattern Changes from Horiz, to Vert. on Cabinet Sides?

    Hi,
    When I apply the floor tile to the tub cabinet, the tile changes pattern directions on one of the sides. Is there a way to control this?

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    Put the tub in a p-solid.
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    Zowie,

    Make a copy of the tile and change the angle to 90 or 0 whichever is the opposite of what you have and applyto the cabinet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dgavin View Post
    Zowie,

    Make a copy of the tile and change the angle to 90 or 0 whichever is the opposite of what you have and applyto the cabinet.
    That will not work, you cannot put a different material on each side.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    Put the tub in a p-solid.
    That did not work for me either. If I drew the p-solid in plan or elevation, it made no difference. In fact, I could not replicate this. It really ticks me off when people do not post a model of what they are questioning. Three answers and no conclusion, a waste of time.............. however it did get me thinking.

    Now you can take the psolid, turn it into a "SOLID" vs a PSOLID, then you can EXPLODE that and put a different material on each face.

    Zowie, post the frickin plan please, or at least the tub and base.
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    The colorful box is a SOLID "exploded" to get the different material on each face. Notice how the HEAVY grout lines run vertical on the vertical faces, and as far as the top goes, it is random. The point is, I believe the vertical faces use a CONSTANT material direction, whereas the top and bottom (horizontal surfaces) is whatever it is.
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    Can you create very narrow (shallow?) cabinet with the tile running the right direction and place that next to the orig cabinet?
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    Larry,

    Yes that should work. ALso the p-line solids could work.

    Scott - oops-missed that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HumbleChief View Post
    Can you create very narrow (shallow?) cabinet with the tile running the right direction and place that next to the orig cabinet?
    No......................... I don't think so.
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    Here's that option. Copied and pasted the orig cabinet. Turned the front to match. Dragged as small as it would go and if you miove it over to the orig cabinet it looks pretty good.

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    Cabinet is 1/16" deep. Grout doesn't line up perfect.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HumbleChief View Post
    Here's that option. Copied and pasted the orig cabinet. Turned the front to match. Dragged as small as it would go and if you miove it over to the orig cabinet it looks pretty good.

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    Cabinet is 1/16" deep. Grout doesn't line up perfect.
    whoaaaaaa, I think I misunderstood it............ it is the cabinet that is screwing up, sorry Zowie, yeah Larry, I see what you did, my bad.
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    That is weird, the wood grain does not change directions, but a tile pattern will........... why is that?
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    Yes it is indeed the cabinet that decides to switch directions. Not cool IMO. A decent workaround but still... Man how did I come up with such an ugly color?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HumbleChief View Post
    Yes it is indeed the cabinet that decides to switch directions. Not cool IMO. A decent workaround but still... Man how did I come up with such an ugly color?
    Larry, test it again, I have tried it and I noticed that when I would make the cabinet NARROWER or SHALLOWER, the tile directions would change direction. Can you post the cabinet that you think works? I question if it really does.
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