We no longer have to manually fix user’s broken patterns with reagrds to the out of order <groups> and <images> blocks.
The next release will automatically repair a broken file. Just have the user update Seamly.
We no longer have to manually fix user’s broken patterns with reagrds to the out of order <groups> and <images> blocks.
The next release will automatically repair a broken file. Just have the user update Seamly.
This is great! since there seems to be something that still occasionally causes files to have this corruption.
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