Distance below - Specifies a bottom deviation on  a direction to top. It reduces the internal space for shelves and partitions. The size of a back panel decreases too. When you add a baseboard or legs it is necessary to have in view and their height too. It is possible to receive a hole between them and ceiling. The option is active only if the chosen construction is End panels overlap the bottom and top.

Front distance, Back distance - Specifies a distance of bottom in two directions - in front and from the back. The option is active for each cabinet construction

Lifts partitions with value DISTANCE BELOW and BOTTOM THICKNESS -The option is active by default. When it is active, the partitions rise with entered into a field " Distance  below " value  and with the completeness of a material for the bottom, set by the operator. The option increases a range of the generated cases by the module. It must be switched off when the option Generates baseboards  between partitions  in the form  Baseboard is active and the cabinet  has a bottom.

Left distance, Right distance-  Set the bottom deviation  depending on its sizes.

 Checkbox  Saves distance and size of a detail and Scales the distance depending on the current cabinet dimension - These two options have mutually supplemented functions. Their combination allows you to save a position and the size of additional details after changing of outer dimensions of the created unit.
   For example: We have a cabinet by sizes Lenght = 100cm., Height = 70 cm. and  Depth = 50cm. and bottom sizes Lenght = 100 cm., Depth = 50. We enter distances: Left distance = 10 cm. and Right  distance = 5 cm. The result is a element 85 cm. long. Sellect the checkbox Saves distance and size of a detail for the Left distance. Mark the checkbox Scales the distance depending on the current cabinet dimension  for Right distance.
   Let's change the cabinet length on 150cm. Here what result is received:
    1. The detail don't change its left position (Left distance remains 10 cm.) and length (85 cm.)
    2. The Right distance recalculates and becomes 150-10-85=55 cm.
   If these options are changed we will receive: Length = 85 cm., Right distance = 5 cm. The Left distance becomes 150-5-85= 60cm.

  If the option Scales the distance depending on the current cabinet dimension  is checked  for one distance only , then the size of the element and this distance will be changed proportionally on the edited cabinet sizes.  For example: Let's generate a cabinet with depth 75cm. The depth of thе bottom is  75 cm. Enter a value for front distance 10cm. and check the option Scales the distance depending on the current cabinet dimension. The element's  depth becomes 65cm. Let's change the cabinet depth on 90 centimetres. The coefficient of the size changing  will be  90/75= 1.2.  The element front distance becomes 1.2*10=12cm., and its depth - 1.2*65 = 78 cm.

  If the checkbox Scales the distance depending on the current cabinet dimension  is checked for 2 opposite distances, the scaling will be executed for these two distances and for the detail's size. For example: We have a cabinet with: Lenght = 100 cm.,  Left distance=5 cm. and Right distance = 5 cm. The element's  lenght becomes 90cm. Let's change the cabinet length on 200 cm. The coefficient of the size changing  will be 200/100=2. The entered distances become accordingly on 2*5=10 cm., and detail's  length becomes 2*90=180 cm.

   The button Edit form  opens a dialogue window for bottom setting input. The edgeband of the ovalshaped areas creates its own element nomenclature. Edgeband to chamferred areas creates own element nomenclature too. The filleting (chamfer ) begins from the four basic corners. Then you can use the intermediate points  parameters. This is necessary for correct calculation of element nomenclatures.