SeamlyMe multisize measurements

Welcome to Seamly, @seidhadi ! To setup Individual measurements follow these steps:

  1. Open SeamlyMe, (ctrl-M, if you already have Seamy2D open)
  2. Create a New measurement file
  3. Choose what type of measurement file to make. I will be choosing a file for an individual’s measurements, because that’s what I do. Measurement units can be Inches, cm, or mm.
  4. Add known measurements. (or for Custom, skip to step 8)
  5. You can use the search bar at the top of the known measurements list to constrain it to measurements containing a certain string of characters. Click the checkboxes for the measurements you want. Click OK when done.
  6. Don’t forget to Save your progress! But wait! I forgot that I need a chest measurement!
  7. This time I just scrolled down to measurement, because I’m familiar enough with this one that I didn’t think to use the constraint. Just add any additional measurements same as before. The measurements that were previously selected will be highlighted with yellow. I should have used the constraint so that you could see this, but didn’t. I hope it’s not a big deal :sweat_smile:
  8. To Add custom measurements, measurements which are not part of the “known” list, or you prefer to call differently, such as for following the Muller drafting system, click that button.
  9. The name defaults to M_1(2, 3, &c.) but you can name it whatever you want as long as it doesn’t include mathematical or C programming calls. I suggest something fairly basic. When using it in a formula, you will call it with an @ e.g. @M_1 if you use the default name.

I hope this helps!

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