Bug Reports
Bug in the Edit Envelope tool
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izšuvums.lv Posts: 18
21 days ago
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It is impossible to use the Edit Envelope tool.
All provided deformation shapes where non-corner deformation is offered do not work correctly.
First, you can move the nodes marked with a red circle only once. After that, their selection is lost and you can no longer return to and move that node. With corner nodes marked with a green circle everything works perfectly. You can move it, confirm it, generate stitches, and continue moving the node further.
Second, when selecting corner nodes, before stitch generation you can see via the outline how the design has been deformed. When selecting non-corner nodes this happens blindly and there is no way to see how the design has deformed at all. And given point one that you can effectively do this only once, it becomes pointless. Which makes it impossible to use this tool at all.
The specified deformation shapes, that is anywhere deformation not only of the corners is offered, all have this bug.
Also, Undo works incorrectly in Edit Envelope mode. It does not return the deformation to its original state. Instead it ruins the entire design and scatters elements into some kind of chaos. Meaning that if you decide to deform elements with Edit Envelope, you must do it with perfect precision, otherwise returning to the original state is impossible. Or you have to make a backup of the elements, which is rather silly.
Please fix this in the upcoming updates. Otherwise this tool is essentially unfit for use.
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izšuvums.lv Posts: 18
14 days ago
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Please tell me, have you been able to reproduce this bug on your side? And will it be fixed?
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Tajima Software Administrator Posts: 536
11 days ago
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Hello izšuvums.lv. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We’ve confirmed that this behavior affects the Envelope tool when multiple segments are selected, and our development team is looking into it further. While we work on a fix, grouping the segments before applying an envelope should give you the expected results.
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