For the time being, the site remains accessible via https://my-pattern.cloud/ but we will transition away from this address in favour of the above. Please update any saved bookmarks.
The site currently has 130 registered users. In addition there are quite a few registrations that were started but not completed. I have fixed a number of bugs in the user registration area and also created resend-email and forgotten-password links. I hope that these fixes are sufficient to enable stalled registrations to be completed.
It is possible that environmental incompatibilities are causing some users to experience issues that arenāt visible to me in my testing. Attached to this post is a PDF that shows how the registration and forgotten-password functionality should work. If your experience differs from this then please let me know so that I can fix it.
Slightly off topic, but Iām posting this here to keep these together.
This walkthrough shows how to use seamly.cloudās pattern making system templates.
If anyone feels they know a pattern making system well then you can define how the terms it uses for its measurements map to the Seamly2D measurement names. You can then generate empty or populated .VIT files and share examples.
(I entered the measurements for the Aldrich systems, but I am a newbie with pattern making and so anyone who knows better about how the measurements map, please let me know.)
(I also transposed the mapping that @kmf had prepared for the McCunn system.)
Iāll take a look later when I get back. I the mean time, if my-pattern login works then do that - it is the same site so you can look at pattern making system using either address.
No need to hurry for me I just wanted to have a look at the measurements and the systems and it worked with my-pattern. If think thatās great and with mapping exchange is made so much easier because people can keep their familiar measurements
Hi, I tried the walkthrough āUpload and share Patternā, everything worked, just that I could not open the pattern chose, maybe made with a previous version of the program?
the error message that Valentina reports to me is: āException: invalid version, maximum version supported is 0.4.8ā ( āException: Versione invalida. Versione massima supportata ĆØ 0.4.8ā)
I hope to have written properly, Iām helping with an automatic translator.
It seems the pattern was created with a ealier version, and that the pattern share updated the pattern ver to a newer ver.
If this is the caseā¦ which should apply to Seamly2D as well as the pattern shareā¦ Maybe a user should have the option to save a pattern as the ver it was created withā¦ assuming no newer pattern features are used.
Sorry its taken me a while to get the change to look into this.
I came across quite a few evolutions of the .VAL file format during creating the pattern share website and it is designed to export patterns in the same version that they were imported.
Itās not clear to me which pattern you were using when you received the error message. If it was a file shared by someone else then it may have been made using a later version. If it was your own file then clearly Iāve done something wrong with that version. Perhaps you could upload it again and Iāll fix the support for that version?
Nominally, with a proper understanding of the differences between the file formats, I could export any pattern to any version - so long as it didnāt depend on features that were unsupported.
I think the current Seamly2D build should open any version. What version of Seamly2D/Valentina are you running?
Iām running the 0.5.0.1, Iāve checked for updates but there is not, I think is the latest release.
Iāve tried to open a file from another designer, from Laura the name of the file is āflared skirt rev.1ā.
Probably it has been made using a previous version.
Maybe a user should have the option to see the pattern version it was created with, or download the file in the version that are in use.
This would be desirable for better collaboration and exchange between users, but I do not know if it is possible to implement it.
At the top of the page is the link to the latest version for Windows. you can download it and install it
If you are not running Windows, you can go to the website, enter your email address and scroll down to below the āCurrent Stable Versionā to find the āLatest Test Buildā and download the last test build. It looks like yourās is the stable version.