How designer inputs decide which automation rules fire
Learn how designer-input answers stored on each cabinet and corner unit control which automation and manufacturing rules apply to it.
Each cabinet and corner unit can store designer-input answers (set from the unit's properties).
Automation/manufacturing rules can be conditioned on these inputs, and a rule's actions (for example rule-based hardware quantities) are applied only to units whose stored designer-input value matches the value configured in the rule.
Sliding-door shutter systems are a related construction case: applying a sliding shutter system automatically pulls the carcass top panel back and down by the shutter system's construction parameters and can extend one chosen side panel, so carcass panel sizes legitimately differ from an otherwise identical swing-door cabinet.