Hello! That's a great question! There are a couple of ways to approach this. There are several UCSs available on the Nexus forums which you might find useful and suit you, such as: nexus.hexagon.com/community/cabinet_vision/f/cv-user-created-standards/79998/ucs-share-for-renaming-drawers-doors-for-labels/382915 nexus.hexagon.com/community/cabinet_vision/f/cv-legacy-versions/86755/numbering-drawers-in-a-drawer-stack But I was able to label my doors and drawer faces by copying and pasting the UCS below, found in the first link. I hope this helps! ;Renames Rollout, Drawer Box, Door Parts For Each ROS|BS|BBT|BBK|BF|DFP|DRP|S_DSLAB|DOR|DWR Part ;------------------------ If name = 'DOR' Then DESC = 'Door {_LABEL}' End If If name = 'DWR' Then DESC = 'Drawer {_LABEL}' End If If name = 'S_DSLAB' Then DESC = 'Door Slab {_LABEL}' End If

Hello! This message will pop-up when importing a package with a catalogue from a version older than CV2022. To run the update version and complete the import, you will want to close your Cabinet Vision. Then find your install files of Cabinet Vision, which are for most people installed on your C: Drive, and then from the CV 2023 folder you will want to search an application called 'CVUpdateVersion.exe'. With Cabinet Vision closed, run this application and it will update. Hope this helps!

That is a great question! It would be best explained in a video, so we will develop some content answering that question and dealing with the xRendering/xTouring too. Thanks!

Hello! You will need to share the Cabinet Vision installation files onto that laptop, and then when you begin the process of reinstalling Cabinet Vision on the laptop, you will be asked to install just xLabel on this device on the very first menu. This will install the program itself on your laptop.

Hello @Quasi924, yes it is possible to make the microwave stick out like that. It depends slightly on if your microwave is a separate object or associated with the cabinet. If your microwave object is associated with the cabinet itself: Double-click on the cabinet from the elevation or plan view, then you should arrive at the cabinet properties level. From the 'Face' view you should be able to click on the microwave object and change the 'Z' parameter in the column on the lefthand side to modify it's positionning on that axis (in this case how far the object sticks out). If your microwave is an independent object: From the 'Elevation' view of your room, try clicking on the microwave object and changing its 'Z' parameter there.

Hello! Thank you very much for reaching out and your request, that would make a great topic for a video. So, yes we will absolutely prepare some content soon with Tayla and Clayton to highlight the xRendering features and tips and tricks to create quality content.

Adding a baseboard can be done using the 'Molding' fonction in Cabinet Vision. From the Plan view of a project, click on the Molding button and choose the Type Baseboard. Then you can draw it manually or ask the program to automatically generate it, similar to how we add counter tops in CV. Thanks for your question!

That's a great question! Clayton intends to do a video on this topic, but for now, we have some instructions for you below: Step 1) After optimising a part, you will want to click on the Reports button in the S2M Center. (Found above the NC Code & Labels button) Step 2) Click on the Setup Reports button on the left. Step 3) Find the Report that you want to modify, and right click on it. Click the Edit option. (If CV asks you to create a copy of that report, that's okay.) Step 4) On the left hand side of the Editing Report menu, you will see a table probably called 'Table: PartList'. Double click on that. Step 5) Scroll down the formulas list until you find one which likely is called 'PartList.BandingFlags'. Double click on that. Step 6) Open up the folder 'Fields' and then 'PartList', and then you should see a formula called 'BandingCode'. That sounds like it is the format you are looking for. Click on it, and then Insert. Then delete the old formula 'PartList.BandingFlags' so you don't double up. Then you should be able to save the modification, and it's all done!

Hello are you using CV ?

@@prasadpatil4596 yes i sm using

Hello! Yes absolutely, I am using an Intel i7 13th Generation CPU 16GB of RAM, 4060 video card. Hopefully that helps!

Would you be able to clarify with me if you can see the pull holes in your elevation views and more so that they aren't optimizing? Or is it that you can't see the hole drilling at all on your cabinets in the first place before they even make it to S2M Center?

You need to put a semicolon after the _CV _CV:238

@@marklundgren4611 thank you

@@marklundgren4611 No, that's a colon. _CV;238 is what you want.

Then you will need to modify at cab level the toe height through section properties \

Hello Howard! This sounds like perhaps it could be related to your sheet margin settings associated with the machine. Cabinet Vision could be accounting for the space available to optimise on the sheet according to those settings, and believe that a second sheet is required even if from our perspective that's not the case. That would be where I start, but there could be a couple of different factors potentially at work here, and without seeing your system it's tricky to tell from a distance. I would encourage you to get in touch with your local Tech support team to be sure.

Hi @malaxus, you may need to upgrade versions. If you'd like a tour of the latest version and to have your questions answered, we have a demo request link in the description : )

Hi Luis, where are you located? If you fill out the form here, we'll make sure someone in your area reaches out to you → bit.ly/PCI-Demo-Quote