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SketchList 3D V4

Conceptual Overview - Key Ideas

Objects and Containers

Set-up Orientation, Material and Dimensions of Board window

Point of Origin

Six Degrees of Freedom

Rules of the Road

Optimizer: Material Setup

Installation File Windows

SketchList 3D Pro v4 Setup window

License Agreement

Upgrade window - need screen shot

Existing Database Found

Application Set-Up Wizard window

SketchList 3D - Main Window

SketchList 3D Pro Alternative Layout

Main Level Menu Items

Main Menu - File

Main Menu - View

Main Menu - Insert

Objects allowed to be inserted

Main Menu - Tools

Optimizer: Material Setup

Photo rendering window

Export To PDF window

Main Menu - Reports

Parts List Report Definition

Parts List Preview

Report Preview window

Purchase List Definition

Report Preview window

Optimized Layouts Report

Creating the dimensioned drawing

Create Shop Drawing

Select Existing Drawing to Edit

Printing Shop Drawings

Customize Template

Main Menu - Setup

Customer Set-Up

Add new material

Add new Texture

Select Color window

Add new Texture window

Select Color window

Material Sizes and Supplier Information / Cost

Main Menu - Help

Enter license key need completion

Main Level Icons

Design Image Area

Menu Functions in Design Image Area - Project Level

Menu Functions in Design Image Area - Assembly Level

Assembly Spreadsheet

General Spreadsheet

Object Level Forms

Assembly Make Standard

Assembly Shrink / Stretch

Assembly Batch Move

Assembly Clone & Space

Merge two or more Assemblies

Board Form With Slant Selected

Non Round Holes - Slots, Channels and Dados

Insert Standard Objects

Board Definition

New material tab in settings

Hierarchical Level

Project Creation and Startup

Create / Open Project - Detailed Method

Project Creation with Details

Quick Create Project

Project Setup Auto Add First Board

Door

Door

A door in SketchList 3D is a container that holds the parts of a door. You can create any type of door you need by inserting a door into your assembly, entering the door level of detail for that door, and inserting boards and/or hardware into that door. It is like putting objects into a sub-assembly that can be moved in the assembly. The door function creates one object that can be moved, cloned, cloned and spaced, or deleted.

Doors may also be saved as standard objects to be used elsewhere.

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