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Millwork



                               • In 3D views, corner boards and quoins   on the edit toolbar. See “The Edit Toolbar”
                                  can be moved, lengthened, and shorted   on page 38.
                                  much the other line-based objects are. See
                                  “Editing Line Based Objects” on page       Deleting Corner Trim
                                  217.
                                                                       Corner boards and quoins can be selected
                                    Using the Edit Buttons             individually or in groups and deleted using
                                                                       the Delete    edit button or the Delete key
                               A selected corner board or quoin can be   on the keyboard. They can also be removed
                               edited in a variety of ways using the buttons   using the Delete Objects dialog. See
                                                                       “Deleting Objects” on page 283.


                          Millwork

                               A selection of various types of millwork   stairs. Other examples of millwork that can
                               including columns, corbels and finials is   be assigned to objects include millwork on
                               available in the Library Browser. See “The   window exteriors and pilasters and feet on
                               Library Browser” on page 922.           cabinets. See “Placing Library Objects” on
                                                                       page 939.
                               Most millwork objects are designed to be
                               placed in a plan as free-standing objects.   Millwork assigned to an object can be
                               Some -  notably, newels and balusters - can   replaced from the library in 3D views. See
                               be assigned to objects such as railings and   “Replace From Library” on page 942.



                          Molding Profiles

                               A molding profile is a polyline that       Creating a Molding Profile
                               represents a 2D cross section of a particular
                               style of molding. A molding profile does not   You can easily create custom molding
                               display in 3D on its own; it must be applied   profiles using the CAD Line and Arc Tools
                               to an object like a room, a cabinet, or a   by following a few basic guidelines. The
                               molding polyline. See “Moldings Panel” on   object is to draw a polyline, closed or not.
                               page 908 and “Molding Polylines” on page   • Moldings can be drawn in either plan
                               911.                                       view or in a CAD Detail window.
                               The library contains a selection of moldings,   • Draw the profile at its actual, unscaled
                               as well as curbs, gutters, handrails and rafter   size.
                               tails. You can customize library molding   • The profile must be drawn with the proper
                               profiles and also create your own custom   orientation. The back of most profiles, or
                               profiles and add them to the library. See   the side facing the wall, must be drawn as
                               “Adding Library Content” on page 932.



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