FashionFreedom / Seamly2D

Open source patternmaking software to democratize fashion.
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Feature: Custom patternmaking systems - backpack measurements in seamlyme #389

Open bzed opened 3 years ago

bzed commented 3 years ago

Maybe a not so usual request, but please support measurements for backpacks - including those nice diagrams - in seamlyme. An example is here: https://leaf.arcteryx.com/us/en/help/sizing/backpacks Thanks a lot!

DSCaskey commented 3 years ago

Not quite sure how this fits in with Seamly2D / SeamlyME... where the "known" measurements included are those used by the various systems to draft a pattern. My understanding is the idea with the known measurements - although not fully implemented yet - is that a user would select a drafting system, and a measurement file with all the needed measurements for that system is automatically created. I'm unaware of any backpack drafting systems? Seems like a very niche market - how useful would these measurements be to the target users?

That being said, I would tend to look at the bigger picture and maybe make a feature where a user can design and add custom measurements to the known list... rather than adding measurements piecemeal.

slspencer commented 3 years ago

Hey we can make this happen right now using Seamly's custom Variables feature. The future feature to import/export Variables will make this super-easy for you.

User's custom patternmaking systems are in the want list, but we'll first need to decouple the patternmaking systems from translations.

Current solution:

"1. Back Length: To determine your size, measure down the spinal column from the 7th cervical vertebra and the level of the hip iliac crest. "

"2. Hipbelt sizing: is based on a measurement around the hip iliac crest. Measure around the body at the top edge of the hip iliac crest, approximately 2 inches below the point at which you would measure your waist."

"3. Shoulder strap: sizing refers to bust/chest circumference. Measure around the bust/chest at the fullest point."

There's a 4th measurement, the user selects the pack size, either 'Regular' or 'Tall', based on their height