I had the fit pair of pants already printed out before the new upgrade - which I purchased both the upgrade and the pant designer.
I went ahead and sewed up the pants sloper. It was pretty good everywhere except that when I sat it pulled down 2 inches in the back. I had a very small amount of skirting and the back hip seemed a littl tight. So I made some adjustments, this time using the new version. With no changes except the zeroing of the crotch extentions, I got a huge hook in the front crotch. So I made some adjustments and the next pair weren't good either (I'm obviously going in the wrong direction). On both pairs, when I sewed in the crotch, I had to clip off a point. Can someone give me some advice on getting rid of the back seat pull down, and the crotch point. Is there a FAQ section as I'm sure these questions have been asked and answered several times.
Thank you
NJC

That is not a simple question with a simple answer.

It could be that you have a too short front length thats pulling on the back to get the seat room required

It could be that your f/w conformed and inseams create too short a rise or crotch depth.

It could be your back waist is just too loose and allowing the pants to slip.

A J hook in front or back crotch generally means the crotch length is too long for the rise.

It could be the front to back splits of waist/abd and hip are off.

Its a case by case "study". Not a quick fix answer.

send in a porblem report and I'll take a look-define the problem areas, and if at all possible photos from front back and side in jpeg format after the first look at the pants draft.

Kaaren

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Originally posted by Kaaren Hoback:
send in a porblem report and I'll take a look-define the problem areas, and if at all possible photos from front back and side in jpeg format after the first look at the pants draft.

Kaaren

So how long do I wait for a response to the problem report? What exactly is the procedure? I put a report in on Sun and have had no response yet.
NJC

I usually answer problem reports within a few hours- next day at most.

I have no unanswered problem reports in que. IF your name is Nancy- I did reply. NO RSVP from you.

Please check your spam filter- the reponse will come from Reports1@MyPatternDesigner.com

Kaaren

quote:

Originally posted by Kaaren Hoback:
I usually answer problem reports within a few hours- next day at most.

I have no unanswered problem reports in que. IF your name is Nancy- I did reply. NO RSVP from you.

Please check your spam filter- the reponse will come from Reports1@MyPatternDesigner.com

Kaaren

My apologies. At a closer look I got a reply from reports1 - just came through with display of Kaaren. I did respons. It just didn't sound like it addressed the problem, photos or the measurement file.
Nancy