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Select: Piece
Select: Layout, and accept the defaults.
Observe sleve block overlaid on other, correctly layed out, blocks:
What should have happened
The sleve block should not be overlaid over other blocks. Note: if you select the Sleve block in Piece, and unselect the 'Show Seam Allowance' option, the block is laid out correctly:
Screenshots
See above
What's your Desktop OS? Windows 11
Fedora 41 x86
What's your Seamly version from Help/About? Seamly 2023.2.2.2156
Seamly: 2025.1.27.201
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think I have a workaround for this particular pattern. I adjusted the 'Angle' of the nodes seam allowance to be 'by first edge right angle':
I don't know what that means or why it works but the layout works as expected for me but it unblocks me. This modification made in the GUI translates into <node angle="4" idObject="283" type="NodePoint"/> in the pattern XML. I will raise a PR.
Including the seam allowance on the sleve of the male_shirt.sm2d causes the layout include the sleve block overlaid.
Load the current release (as of today) Linux AppImage. Download the included 'male_shirt' pattern and measurements from:
Select: Piece
Select: Layout, and accept the defaults.
Observe sleve block overlaid on other, correctly layed out, blocks:
The sleve block should not be overlaid over other blocks. Note: if you select the Sleve block in Piece, and unselect the 'Show Seam Allowance' option, the block is laid out correctly:
See above
Fedora 41 x86
Seamly: 2025.1.27.201
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: