Filler is a side treatment that can be used for aesthetic purposes, or to fill in gaps between components and walls (especially with uneven walls). They are typically required when designing with wall-to-wall backing or with when a component containing doors or drawers , drawers, hampers or other pull-outs is next to a side wall. Filler is always added AFTER placing components <LINK> in the design zone. Filler is often added with scribe.
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If adding filler and/or scribe to most of the design, it is easiest to add it on a global scale. In the Options section of the ribbon toolbar, left click the Filler drop down tab and select Filler. This will add filler material to any space existing between a wall and a component.
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Users can use the same method to quickly turn all fillers off. Just select None as the option.
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Filler has a minimum and a maximum width, and it will not add it to a component if the space is outside of those parameters. This will vary by location. |
If moving or resizing the component, the filler will automatically adjust to the new available space if it is still within the minimum and maximum.
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Filler can be turned on or off for a single partition in the Properties [Part]. If selecting Auto in the pulldown, it will auto-fit the filler to the available space if it is within the set parameters. If selecting On in the Options pulldown, users must manually type in a width for the filler. Filler can also extend beyond the Design Zone, if entering a number wider than the available space. If selecting Auto in the pulldown, it will auto-fit the filler to the available space if it is within the set parameters.
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This can be applied to other select partitions using the Apply properties to.. function.
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If there is filler between the component and the wall, you cannot auto-fit or adjust the component to fill that space – It won’t work, it will recognize the filler as taking up that space. TEST |
If moving or resizing the component, the filler will automatically adjust to the new available space if it is still within the minimum and maximum.
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