It by estimating the implementation difficulty. Measuring a circumference length sounds interesting. One to 'measure border' and another to 'measure point-to-point'. When you select the measurement tool, maybe there could be a pop-up panel with two buttons. So if you could set up the measurement tool to measure the circumference of an open border then it would be that much more awesome. It is really hard to see if armor will fit around a body part since we can stick a ruler through that body part to measure from one side to the other. I could do the same for armor that goes around my waist. For example, if I have a pep file for forearm armor I could use the tool to measure the open border on either end of the model to see if my arm will fit in. Sometimes, it is better to know the circumference of a part. I had an idea that might help take better measurements. The misspelled menu will be fixed at the next update. I have attached a picture so that you can see where it is. In Pep Viewer there is a misspelled word in the file menu. PDOįile is opened by exporting the file as read-only. You can set this comment pops-up when the.

Write the value to the comment field of Properties dialog through The value might be written on the pattern as a text object, or you may If you need to inform a scale value to users,

About displaying scale on Pepakura Viewer, I'm sorry I may not Maybe you could update the Pep Viewer program to read the scale and display it next to the final assembled measurements. I understand that you can't change scale in the Pep Viewer program and that this would require a lot of work to implement but would it be hard to list the scale of the file? Right now people don't know what scale the file is unless I put the scale in the title. The scale factor is not listed in the pepakura viewer program. We will replace the later one with 'keycode'. I agree that the word 'password' is confusable because it is used bothįor unlocking a read-only fine and for activating the save/exportįeature. People will instantly know they have to pay for the program registration to unlock the full functions and they automatically expect to have to enter a registration key. This way they can see that there is a difference. You might want to consider changing the wording for the password to unlock the program to a 'registration key' or something like that. I know that they have to register to get that password but they think that they have to enter the password that is protecting the file (the same one they have to enter to open the protected file). When it won't let them save and asks for a 'password'. Pep Designer can get a little confusing for new users A simple instruction for the 'Mirror Inversion' is placed here: Thank you very much for your valuable comments.

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