"The doooors have to be able to "open so that a detailed view of the
interior can be shown"
You said a2k in your original post, but are you talking about 2d or 3d
here? a2k or mdt?
It sounds to me like you're about to attempt to write an entire software
package 🙂 In which case, the first thing you will have to do is list
all the possible options you want and how many choices you have for each
option. Then determine if user input for those options will be best
accomidated via option buttons, comboboxes, textboxes, ect. How many
forms you will need,,,, how you plan on inserting them,,,,, the list
goes on. You may want to develop a macro that inserts a single complete
cabinet first to make sure you can do what you want, then develop the
forms. You will be able to set variables or properties in your forms
that can be used as arguments for the sub later,,ie- size, ect.
Without knowing what you want the final outcome to be, it's difficult to
give you mush more direction than that, but if you want to open and
close doors, it sounds like your're looking at solids and the wolves may
be nipping at your heels already.
-Josh
Calgon wrote:
> The cabinets will have sides, top, bottom, backs, doors including
> options for door style eg frmaed , mullions , custom insert.etc.
> The doooors have to be able to "open so that a detailed view of the
> interior can be shown...adjustables fixed shelves lights etc.
>
> THey threw me to the wolves I swear ...but I want walk out
> unscathed...any help and suggestions for a vba padawan would be great...
>
> Calgon
>
