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‎Mitering the Ends

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	3. Then, prepare to design your panel.		3. Then, prepare to design your panel.
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	==Creating the Panel==		==Creating the Panel==

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	3. Then, prepare to design your panel.		3. Then, prepare to design your panel.
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	==Creating the Panel==		==Creating the Panel==

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	8. Select the "'''Straight Part'''" [[File:Straight.png]] button and connect all five PickPoints to create the border of the panel.		8. Select the "'''Straight Part'''" [[File:Straight.png]] button and connect all five PickPoints to create the border of the panel.
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		+	==Mitering the Ends==
		+	[[File:Cutting_Panel_Tutorial1.png\|right]]
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		+	*'''(Note) If you cut the parts by auto-mitering them together, you will have greater success of creating a panel that fits perfectly within the tube border.'''
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		+	1. Head to the "'''Cutting'''" tab to begin placing mitered ends for each of the intersections of tube in the project.
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		+	2. Click on the "'''Auto-Miter'''" [[File:Auotmiter1.png]] button and select each intersection of tubes (first selecting one end, then the end of the tube intersecting it). '''Do this for each of the 5 intersections.'''
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		+	3. Then, prepare to design your panel.


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	2. Click the "'''Select Tubes'''" [[File:Select_Tubes_1.png]] button.		2. Click the "'''Select Tubes'''" [[File:Select_Tubes_1.png]] button.

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−	*'''(Note) If you cut the parts and auto-miter them together, you will have greater success of creating a panel that fits perfectly within the tube border. See [[Cutting Tutorial]].'''

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	*From here, users can edit the panel any way they choose. See [[Plate\|Sheet Metal Module]] and [[Plate Tutorial]] for more information on how to edit the panel.		*From here, users can edit the panel any way they choose. See [[Plate\|Sheet Metal Module]] and [[Plate Tutorial]] for more information on how to edit the panel.
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−	~~'''See [[Panel Tutorial II]] for additional information about how to use the "Panel" feature.'''~~

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 . Finally, select the "'''.25'''" option under the material drop down menu and select "'''OK'''" [[File:OK_button1.png]]
+[[File:Panel_pp7.png|right]]
 *To view the panel, select the "'''Display'''" [[File:Display_1.png]] button on the main menu bar.

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−	'''The part is now complete. See [[Panel Tutorial II]] for additional information about how to use the "Panel" feature.'''	+	*To change the way the sheet metal wraps around the border, choose from any of the five "'''Corner'''" styles and select "'''Create Plate'''". See more about the Corner styles in the [[Panel]] guide.
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		+	'''The part is now complete.'''
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		+	==Editing the Panel==
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		+	1. Select the "'''Main'''" tab and select the panel from the list. It should be labeled "'''Plate 1'''". (Note) This is also where users can delete a single panel, or flush all panels and parts from the list.
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		+	2. Select the "'''Edit'''" button [[File:edit_plate1.png]] below the part list in the "'''Selected Part'''" section. The "'''Plate'''" interface will open.
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		+	*From here, users can edit the panel any way they choose. See [[Plate\|Sheet Metal Module]] and [[Plate Tutorial]] for more information on how to edit the panel.
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		+	'''See [[Panel Tutorial II]] for additional information about how to use the "Panel" feature.'''

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−	*'''(Note) Be sure NOT to select the "Clear Values" button though this entire process.'''	+	*'''(Note) Be sure NOT to select the "Clear Values" [[File:panel_clear_values.png]] button though this entire process.'''

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−	*'''(Note) Be sure ~~not~~ to select the "~~'''~~Clear Values~~'''~~" button though this entire process.'''	+	*'''(Note) Be sure NOT to select the "Clear Values" button though this entire process.'''

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-'''This tutorial is designed to walk the user through the steps in making a Panel in the Assembly interface. For initial information on the Panel feature, see [[Panel]]'''
+'''This tutorial is designed to walk the user through the steps in making a Panel out of straight parts in the Assembly interface. For initial information on the Panel feature, see [[Panel]]'''
 ==Things To Know==
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-. Select the “'''Apply'''” button.
+. Select the “'''Apply'''” [[File:Apply.png]] button.
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-. Select the “'''Apply'''” button.[[File:Panel_pp1.png|right]]
+. Select the “'''Apply'''” [[File:Apply.png]] button.[[File:Panel_pp1.png|right]]
-. Change both the "'''Ceiling'''" and "'''Right'''" value fields to "'''24'''" and select the "'''Apply'''" button.
+. Change both the "'''Ceiling'''" and "'''Right'''" value fields to "'''24'''" and select the "'''Apply'''" [[File:Apply.png]] button.
-. Lastly, change the "'''Ceiling'''" value field to "'''0'''" and select "'''Apply'''".
+. Lastly, change the "'''Ceiling'''" value field to "'''0'''" and select "'''Apply'''" [[File:Apply.png]].
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-. Select the "'''Straight Part'''" button and connect all five PickPoints to create the border of the panel.
+. Select the "'''Straight Part'''" [[File:Straight.png]] button and connect all five PickPoints to create the border of the panel.
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-*To view the panel, select the "'''Display'''" button on the main menu bar.
+*To view the panel, select the "'''Display'''" [[File:Display_1.png]] button on the main menu bar.
 *To change the way the plate wraps around its border, select any "'''Wrap'''" value field under the "'''Panel'''" sub-tab and type in a value from 1-360.

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-'''This tutorial is designed to walk the user through the steps in making a Panel in the Assembly interface.'''
+'''This tutorial is designed to walk the user through the steps in making a Panel in the Assembly interface. For initial information on the Panel feature, see [[Panel]]'''
 ==Things To Know==
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-*If you cut the parts and auto-miter them together, you will have greater success of creating a panel that fits perfectly within the tube border. See [[Cutting Tutorial]].
+*'''(Note) If you cut the parts and auto-miter them together, you will have greater success of creating a panel that fits perfectly within the tube border. See [[Cutting Tutorial]].'''
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-'''The part is now complete.'''
+'''The part is now complete. See [[Panel Tutorial II]] for additional information about how to use the "Panel" feature.'''