I created A T-Shirt Body Pattern.
I have measurement table on Excel.
Now how do I grade this?
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Currently thee is no way to import an Excel or CSV into SeamlyMe, so you would have to manually create a measurement file in SeamlyMe.
If you want to grade a pattern to a set of standard sizes, then you need to set up an smms multisize measurement file that defines the base size (and maybe height) and the increments to size up and down from the base size.
I will defer to @Grace to explain further in setting up a multisize file, as she has more experience in using the multisize files. I will note though that currently the size and height placeholders in the prefs and drop down boxes are in metric:
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Ok.
I’m waiting for the answer for “How to create multisize measurement file”.
?
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Open SeamlyMe… select New. Select Multisize
Select base size… and base height (which you probably won’t need).
Then you have to add your (known) measurments for the base size value and the increment to increase or decrease from the base size. Again @Grace can probably explain better than I can how to configure your basesize and increments.
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I have just replied to the other topic.
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