I am so excited about these I even watched the video which is my least-preferred way of learning. LOVE that they are AOP and can do different designs on each of a set.
What I noticed right off the bat:
1) If they choose to order just one of a set, it has to be the left (labeled just "Front" in the Design Tool), there is no way to choose just the right one (labeled "Front2" in the Design Tool) instead.
2) The merchandising options are a bit confusing but main thing is, there are currently duplicate options showing..
3) Thankfully, all the size options are the same width but there is a big difference in length. So you would think if you tile an image it would work for all lengths but that is not proving to be the case. If you start designing on the shortest default length (63"), tile your image, and then switch to a longer length in the Design Tool or on the product preview page, you get the warning that your image is too small.
That doesn't make sense to me because the native size of the image shouldn't be changing, it should just be tiling however many times needed to fit the longer canvas. But that's not happening, it's instead enlarging the image somehow and telling you it's now too small even though it's tiled and you didn't increase the size of it.
Unless this behavior is changed, if you don't want to lock it to "this size only", I recommend always creating your tiled design at the longest length (108") so that it works w/o warning on all the shorter lengths.
4) Even though the width is always 50", in the previews it looks like it's getting skinnier and skinnier as you increase the length.
* images shown here were just for "testing", not actual designs
Yes, absolutely. Image size is also changing as you scale down in length but at least that way (designing for the largest size) one doesn't get the error warning about the image being too small when you select a different size.
I am playing around with the sheer curtains making vertical stripes in white or very light colors with no white background chosen. I am seeing light gray borders on lines and the rectangle shapes. I have noticed this on other people's designs as well. When I choose a white background I see a border that is a lighter color than the fill. For the rectangle shape I have the borders set to a width of zero. Image below shows light gray border that is appearing.
@ChromaMaven If you are using shapes to make your lines make sure that the border thickness size is set to 0 (currently set as 1 as default) and just to be sure set it as the same color as your fill color
if it's set at 1 (even with a white border color) a grey box appears
border color set as white and border thickness set as 0
Anybody else having trouble with designs looking messy and out of whack. This is lined up perfectly on the design grid, but goes uphill and downhill on the images. Design in progress.
We really would like to know if others would or wouldn't post this for sale. We're afraid that the customers will think that it's an issue of sloppy design placement.
