I’ve installed the new version of Seamly and when I opened one pattern, the seam allowance was displaced and the numbers on the seam allowance window greyed. I’m unable to fix the problem, even tried to create a new detail piece to check but not working.
You are trying to correct these seam allowances and the numbers are greyed out as if they won’t work and you can’t change them. And you’re right! Even though you have the amount in, it doesn’t want to change.
That’s really very strange. Because it is working on one of my patterns. Please can you tell me what Operating System you are working on and which version of Seamly2D you have installed. You will find the version in the Help menu > About Seamly2D:
Perhaps take a screenshot of that page. So that we can understand the problem properly.
But which build-date? I think that at least the last three builds have all been 0.6.0.1, & all have had different bugs to work out. & there may be other details that a screen-cap of the About dialog would show that I’m unaware of.
Thank you for the screenshot, @simoncotelapointe, I see we are both on the same build version, and I’ve tried different things and it’s still not working.
@slspencer is the best person to look into this. I’m sorry that I can’t help you.
For comparison, over here in the Linux release, my text in that dialog is greyed out, but is fully manipulable. Here’s a screenshot of the Labels dialog, where we can see the workable greyed text parallel to unworkable greyed fields:
The low-contrast text is harder to see, & seems like it ought to be ghost-text like the hint text on the “Piece label data” tab. (Actually, it may be an optical illusion, but the ghost-text seems to be a darker grey.)
Yes, the numbers are also greyed out in all my other patterns and I can change the numbers, but with this particular pattern, I cannot change the numbers and the seams A35 and A35a2 are displaced and not removable.
Oh yay! I thought I’d lost this when nearby lightning blinked the lights & apparently ruined the internet connection on my main computer. That was several hours ago.
Thanks for reminding me to mess with the actual pattern @Grace! The problem was not what I understood y’all to be saying, & was in fact the same in Linux.
The numbers could be changed, but they had no effect on the outcome. SO it felt similar to the problem I think of as “The Compass Rose Issue.” Therefore I slightly altered the curve that A35 attaches to, & I believe that, (at least with the measurements which were included,) it renders properly.
Here’s the difference between @simoncotelapointe’s original and@Pneumarian’s fixed files…the values were rounded to nearest integer for lengths and angles: