bonjour je suis nouvelle sur valentina. je voudrais savoir avec exemple comment grader les patrons de buste quels sont les outils du tableau a utilser merci pour votre reponse
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Salut @POM, et bienvenue sur le forum Seamly2D. Nous sommes une fourchette de Valentina, alors je vais essayer de vous aider.
Depuis que jâĂ©cris en anglais et que jâutilise Google Translate pour traduire en français, les choses peuvent ne pas ĂȘtre aussi claires que je le voudrais. Toutefois, si vous utilisez Google Chrome, vous pouvez cliquer avec le bouton droit sur nâimporte quelle page pour la traduire dans la langue de votre choix.
Il y a beaucoup de conversations avec des conseils trĂšs utiles sur le forum. En haut Ă droite, il y a une icĂŽne de classe grossissante qui est la recherche que vous pouvez utiliser pour trouver une conversation sur lâaide dont vous avez besoin.
Et puis il y a le wiki, avec divers didacticiels et manuels (actuellement en anglais mais traduits en italien et en allemand). Vous trouverez le wiki ici:
Valentina et Seamly2D sont dans deux programmes. Un pour les mesures (Tape / SeamlyME) et un pour la création de motifs (Valentina / Seamly2D).
Je ne suis pas sĂ»r de ce que vous demandez, mais jâespĂšre que vous trouverez votre chemin dans le programme Ă partir des suggestions ci-dessus.
Si vous avez besoin dâaide, nâhĂ©sitez pas Ă demander.
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Tu dois utiliser âmultisizeâ dans Tape / SeamlyMe.
Par example. Je veux faire un patron dans la taille de base 38. Pour le tour de poitrine jâai 88 cm. Pour la taille 40, câest 92 cm. La diffĂ©rence est 4 cm. Je mets la diffĂ©rence âin sizesâ
Je dois le faire pour tous les mesures et je dois enregistrer le fichier.
AprĂšs que jâai dessinĂ© le patron dans Valentina ou Seamly2D, je peux sĂ©lectionner la taille au bas du programme. 
Tu dois utiliser les formules (par example 1/4*bust_circ),et pas les nombres (par example 1/4 * 88), ou ça ne va pas marcher.
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quelle est la difference des augmentations de taille en âsizesâ vs âheightâ ?
est ce que toute mesures horizontale augmente en sizes, et toutes mesure vertical en height?
Ex: le tour de poitrine augmente en size, et la longueur dos augmente en height
Si oui, comment augmenter la mesure de la hauteur de poitrine ( no. 4 dans lâimage) qui est prise en diagonale et doit augmenter dans son prolongement.
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The words and method programmed into the multisize table feature werenât vetted by our users, so theyâre a bit flaky. âHeightâ simply means the additional measurement added to calculate each successive size. Itâs the value used in the size grading formula.
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so this would mean that my gradation value or difference in value for any given measurement from 1 size to the next is to be filled in height be it for a horizontal , vertical or any other angle line or curve, and the size value will always remain 0.
that would mean that
this is wrong ( note the difference in values in line 3 of the measurements table)
and this is the right way to fill the table
did i understand you correctly?
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I depends how you want to use it.
For example for womenâs clothing, I use the sizes 36-38-40-42âŠ
I only account for people to stay the same lenght/total height, for example person A is 164cm and size 38 and person B is also 164 cm and size 42.
So I do not fill in anything in the heights, and I always leave it on 164 cm in the pattern.
Every time I chose a different size in the bottom left corner of Seamly2D, my grading will be applied.
The only reason I would use both Size and Heights, is if I would also want to take into account petite or tall sizes. Otherwise there is no reason to.
However,
I do the opposite if I draw childrenâs patterns, since the sizing is basically by height in Europe. I just chose size 50 as size, but it does not have any significance, I never change it.
So in this case, I place my grading in the heights section, both for vertical and horizontal measurements. So backlength, bust, waist, hip, waist to hip, ⊠All my grading goes into the âheightsâ
And if I need child size 110, I will change the âheightâ in Seamly2D to 110, and my grading rules will be applied.
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Oh, wow! @AVI This was one of my very first queries thatâs been niggling me for over a year 
that you have answered beautifully. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
It now makes total sense to me, too, now.
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The vocabulary of the multisize table is itâs greatest drawback, and prevents users from understanding what it does. So thanks @Avi for this explanation!!
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I finished filling in my gradation chart with my base size and gradation incriments for each meausrement
I filled the table by choosing size 38 as my base size. for a height of 170 ( i am as on now not grading on heights. ( picture herewith indicating base size) note at the bottom left of the window, although i have chose heught 170cm and size 38, it reads height 176 and size 50
nevertheless when i want to change my size to see measurement for a size 36 or 40 for example, i am getting a numbering system that is quite confusing. I am wondering if the version i installed has a bug, or if i might not have chosen the right settings before creating the measurement file. when i go to change the height I see a completely different set of numbering
and when i go to change the size i also see a completely different set of number , with the same number being repeated multiple times.
does someone have any magic tips for me to resolve this?
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Wow! I havenât seen this beforeâŠ
If you can send me your measurement file (.vit), I can test it on my version, because mineâs working fine.
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I havenât been able to recreate the problem on my Windows 10 pc. Can you please upload your .vst file here so that someone else can also check it? Also, please state what operating system your computer is running on and paste an image of the version of Seamly2D and SeamlyME so that someone who has the same operating system and software can also check to see if they can recreate the problem.
Thank you 
I recently started using Seamly2D. I use the version compatible with Mac OS. The problem Iâm facing started when i was on OS 10.13, and is still persisting after I upgraded to OS 10.14.
My Seamly2D version is as herewith
I created a .vst, multiple size file but iâm having trouble switching sizes easily. measurements - atelier maelstrom.vst (3.8 KB)
I even tested Graceâs file and faced the same problem.Aldrich Women - 8 to 18 - 32 to 42a.vst (2.5 KB)
the problem is that the tab at the bottom left doesnât show the right height and sizes, and shows completely different numbers when i click to select a different option.
I made the file with a base size of 38 and height 170cm as in the picture herewith. Nevertheless it shows size 50 and 176cm. at the bottom
If i try to change the size i read a single digit numbers , each multiple times.
and when i try to change the height i see 2 digit number which i donât know how to co-relate to the height iâm looking for.
Grace shared her .vst file with me and advised me to make sure i had all heights, and all sizes selected, which i did.
I still face the same problem in sizes
And I also face the same problem in heights.
Just to be sure, I even uninstalled and reinstalled Seamly2D yesterday, just to be sure that its not a problem i faced during installation.
Of course there might be other settings that need to be changed, and I hope someone can tip me off on that 
!
thank you all in advance for reading through and trying to help me
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I tried your vst file and it works perfectly for me (windows), I hope someone can help you out soon.
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I just thought of something. Can you try uninstalling the program and re-installing it?
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it is,a holiday in the us so I donât know how quick the response will,be. I am at a remote beach house with no tech other than a smart? phone. I also do not have a mac but I may be able to reach out to a friend who does. @Karu I looked at your screen shot and it seems that you DO have the most recent mac version of seamly2d installed. if they are on the forum, perhaps @Mrdoo or @slspencer may have an idea.
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Iâve not had a chance to try and re-create this, but just an observation. The values you are seeing are being truncated because the font is too big for the control.
I.e. the 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 you are seeing are the 22, 23, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36 38 values. You are only being shown the first character.
They will be in the correct order (I assume) and therefore picking the middle 3 would be 34. The same applies to the heights. Where the heights are two digits it is okay, but when they are three digits you are only seeing the first two.
I donât know whether it is possible to configure the font or font size in Seamly2D configuration? Do you have any accessibility settings switched on on the mac?
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that does make a lot of sense @MrDoo, thank you!
Does someone else know if there is a way to change the default font style or font size on seamly2D interface ?
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Oh, maaannnn⊠Thanks, @MrDoo, for explaining this. It does make sense.
@Karu, I think, if you can, check the default settings on your PC. I think this may be directly related to this and I canât find any settings that you can select the font type and size 
And either everyone else doesnât use multisizes, or theyâre not having the same problems.
I did a Google search and thereâs a lot on the subject in this regard including this site: How to Increase All System Font Size in Mac OS X
Itâs about increasing the size, but I guess it will be the same for decreasing 
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