Manual Grading - lock changes`

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sharna

• 2021年02月16日 02:45

I am trying to manually grade a pattern, and my size 8/XS (1 size below base) keeps changing the X and Y axis when I try to correct it. I can't get an accurate grade because the system keeps automatically changing my coordinate values. If I correct the X - it auto changes the Y and visa versa.

Can I somehow lock changes/ prevent CLO from doing this?

 

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• jne4sl

  • 2021年02月19日 18:48
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  I was just doing this and running into the same thing. Grading down, seems to cause problems.  At best the logic seems to be reversed, and whenever there's an automatic calculation points don't move as expected.

  I didn't entirely get to the bottom of it, but I found making one correction at a time seemed to help.  This particular problem only happens when grading down.  Basically, every time an offset is changed, the corresponding perpendicular offset is mirrored.  This shouldn't be necessary, but instead of trying to fix the y-axis offset, go back into the table and re-enter the x-axis offset for size 8~10 even though it's correct.  The Y-axis offset will flip a second time, and the point will be  where you wanted it.  If you look a the table for the point one last time, everything will be correct. 

  This needs to be fixed.

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• jne4sl

  • 2021年02月18日 18:02

  Starting again.  The "All" option works fine, never mind that comment.  Arrow key grading works fine, but when down grading, the logic reverses, which makes sense.

  This seems to be a problem when down grading and using the offset table size-by-size.  Down grading using the distance table works correctly.  When a change is made to an X-axis offset, the sign is swapped on the corresponding Y-axis offset, and vice-versa.  Clicking away form the item being graded and reselecting it refreshes the offset table with the new X-axis offsets, and erroneous Y-axis offsets.  Entering the new values a second time, even though they don't need changing, will swap the sign on the corresponding entries a second time, and all is good.

  Simpler illustration.  Start with a grade table with base in the middle of the size range. 

  

  Re enter each of the X-axis offset values, the table is unchanged, but this happens to the down graded points:

  

  Refresh the table:

  Enter the X-axis offset values a second time, the Y-axis flip happens again and the table is back to the start.

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