Importation

bonjour, je suis nouvelle sur le forum, j’aimerais si c’est possible importer un patron toile, je suis modeliste et j’ai souvent fait mon modèle par moulage sur mannequin. Comment puis je faire pour l’intégrer à seamly ?

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Hallo und willkommen @gehin

Das wird nicht gehen. Ich glaube nicht, dass man mit einem digitalen Tableau Punkte einscannen kann, wie es beispielsweise mit Assyst geht. Mein Tipp wäre: Das Modell zerlegen und aufbauen.

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To expand on what @Scholli said:

You have your pattern pieces fitted to your 3D form. Seamly uses formulae & the measurements off the 3D form to create pattern pieces which will fit the 3D form. Therefore, you have to “reverse-engineer” the process to identify which measurements & formulae best describe what you have already done in a way that will translate to other forms as well.

If you are only producing a very few of the article, or use standard grading, it’s probably not worth it, save as a learning experience. However, if you aim to use this design to make custom fitted garments for a number of people, it is totally worth it.

@Douglas posted a way he worked with this way back in 2017: Shift Dress Pattern

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Donc je comprends qu’on ne peut pas importer des fichiers jpg ou pdf ou svg ?

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Correct. Not even any AI in the near future will be able to sanely convert any of those formats to a parametric drafting system such as Seamly2D. However, if you want to export to any of those formats & more, Seamly is capable.

Translation by DeepL: C’est exact. Aucune IA, même dans un avenir proche, ne sera en mesure de convertir raisonnablement l’un de ces formats vers un système de dessin paramétrique tel que Seamly2D. Cependant, si vous souhaitez exporter vers l’un de ces formats ou d’autres, Seamly en est capable.

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Correct. As @Pneumarian pointed out even AI may not be able to handle importing those formats to Seamly2D… without user intervention.

That being said, I have been working on importing a background image, that you can then use the Seamly2D tools to trace over background. Then you would be able to apply formulas in the manner I did with the shift dress, and then custom grade the pattern.

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