Drive panel extensions and offsets with parameters
Bind extension, offset and cutout values to design parameters so panels update automatically when the model changes.
On a selected back panel, the Width Extension fields (Left and Right) under Extension parameters accept negative values as well as positive ones; a negative entry reduces that edge rather than being rejected as an error.
Extension values can be entered either as a plain absolute number or as a parametric expression bound to a design parameter (for example the skirting height), so the extension updates automatically when that parameter changes while an absolute number stays fixed.
✓ ২২ অক্টোবৰ, ২০২৬ তাৰিখে প্ৰডাক্টত পৰীক্ষা কৰা হৈছেIn a panel's extension field you can enter a formula that references the shutter panel thickness instead of a fixed number, so the extension stays aligned with the shutter.
When a panel's extension is entered as a formula referencing the shutter thickness instead of a fixed number, changing the shutter thickness later automatically updates that extension to match.
Panel offsets and cutouts can be driven by design parameters such as the shutter design width rather than fixed numbers — for example an offset of shutter design width minus 50, or a repeated feature ending at shutter design width minus 55 — so the features move with the panel when the cabinet or panel size changes.
Panel height and depth can be driven by parameters instead of fixed values, so the panel dimensions adjust with the model and added geometry does not stick out or mismatch when the model is reused or resized.