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Design

Show cabinet internals with Skeleton mode in an elevation view

Turn on Skeleton mode in an elevation view to hide the shutters and reveal the cabinet's internal partitions and carcass so you can dimension them directly.

  1. In an elevation view, skeleton mode is toggled with the View tab's 'Skeleton..' button or the bottom bar's Skeleton Mode button. The View tab button appears once the design has an elevation; outside an elevation view both buttons are greyed out, and hovering the View tab button shows 'Cannot toggle skeleton mode outside elevation view'.

  2. In an elevation view, skeleton mode is toggled with the View tab's 'Skeleton..' button or the bottom bar's Skeleton Mode button. The View tab button appears once the design has an elevation; outside an elevation view both buttons are greyed out, and hovering the View tab button shows 'Cannot toggle skeleton mode outside elevation view'.

  3. In an elevation view, skeleton mode is toggled with the View tab's 'Skeleton..' button or the bottom bar's Skeleton Mode button. The View tab button appears once the design has an elevation; outside an elevation view both buttons are greyed out, and hovering the View tab button shows 'Cannot toggle skeleton mode outside elevation view'.

  4. In an elevation view the Skeleton Mode button is in the bottom bar's right-hand icon group.

  5. The Skeleton Mode button's tooltip says 'Enable Skeleton Mode' or 'Disable Skeleton Mode' by state.

  6. Each click on the Skeleton Mode button shows 'Toggled Elevation Skeleton Mode'.

  7. Switching Skeleton mode on hides the shutters so the internal partitions of the cabinet or wardrobe become visible in the 3D view.

  8. Switching skeleton mode on reveals the cabinet's internal partitions so they can be dimensioned separately.

  9. Skeleton mode is the small cabinet symbol in the bottom-right corner of the elevation view; switching it on hides the shutters so the cabinet internals are visible for dimensioning.

  10. With skeleton mode on, the internal partitions and carcass of the cabinet are shown in the elevation and can be dimensioned directly.

  11. In an internal elevation, skeleton mode reveals internal boards such as fixed shelves and glass shelves that would otherwise be hidden behind shutters.

  12. To add a text label in a floor-plan or elevation view, open the Annotations dropdown in the view's property panel and choose Add Text Box.