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feat: Initial draft of Titan pattern
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import { version } from '../package.json'
export default {
name: 'titan',
version,
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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design: ['Debra Bean', 'Joost De Cock'],
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code: 'Joost De Cock',
chore: Changed departments for patterns
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department: 'bottoms',
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type: 'block',
chore(titan) Removed circumference suffix from measurements
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difficulty: 2,
feat: Initial draft of Titan pattern
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optionGroups: {
chore: First round of titan improvements
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fit: ['seatEase', 'kneeEase', 'waistEase'],
feat(titan): Added waistHeight option
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style: ['waistHeight', 'fitKnee', 'lengthBonus', 'crotchDrop'],
feat: Initial draft of Titan pattern
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advanced: [
'crossSeamCurveStart',
'crossSeamCurveBend',
fix(titan): Added missing option to list
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'crossSeamCurveAngle',
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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'crotchSeamCurveStart',
'crotchSeamCurveBend',
feat(titan): Redrew the crotch and cross seam with new options This commit adds the `crossSeamAngle` and `crotchSeamAngle` options that control how the crotch- and cross seam reach the fork. You can get the same result as what happened prior to this commit by setting both options to zero. However, their defaults are not zero, so this commit changes the out-of-the-box pattern.
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'crotchSeamCurveAngle',
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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'grainlinePosition',
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'legBalance',
feat(titan): Added waistbandHeight option
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'waistBalance',
chore: Linter changes
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'waistbandWidth',
],
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},
measurements: [
'crossSeam',
chore(titan) Removed circumference suffix from measurements
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'crossSeamFront',
'knee',
chore(titan): Tweaked the option defaults
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'seat',
'seatBack',
chore(titan) Removed circumference suffix from measurements
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'waist',
chore(titan): Tweaked the option defaults
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'waistBack',
chore(titan): Ported titan to new measurements. See #416
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'waistToFloor',
'waistToKnee',
feat(titan): Added waistHeight option
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'waistToHips',
chore(titan): Ported titan to new measurements. See #416
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'waistToSeat',
chore: Linter changes
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'waistToUpperLeg',
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],
fix(titan): Configure dependencies to guarantee draft order
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dependencies: {
chore: Linter changes
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front: 'back',
fix(titan): Configure dependencies to guarantee draft order
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},
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options: {
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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// Constants
feat(titan): Added titanPaperless option
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titanPaperless: true,
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fitCrossSeam: true,
chore(titan): Tweaked the option defaults
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fitCrossSeamFront: true,
fitCrossSeamBack: true,
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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// Fit
chore(titan): Tweaked the option defaults
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waistEase: { pct: 2, min: 0, max: 10 },
seatEase: { pct: 2, min: 0, max: 10 },
feat: Initial draft of Titan pattern
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kneeEase: { pct: 6, min: 1, max: 25 },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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// Style
feat(titan): Added waistHeight option
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waistHeight: { pct: 100, min: 0, max: 100 },
chore(titan): Tweaked the option defaults
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lengthBonus: { pct: 2, min: -20, max: 10 },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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crotchDrop: { pct: 2, min: 0, max: 15 },
feat(titan): Added waistHeight option
2020-06-27 16:41:22 +02:00
fitKnee: { bool: false },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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// Advanced
chore: First round of titan improvements
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legBalance: { pct: 57.5, min: 52.5, max: 62.5 },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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crossSeamCurveStart: { pct: 85, min: 60, max: 100 },
crossSeamCurveBend: { pct: 65, min: 45, max: 85 },
feat(titan): Redrew the crotch and cross seam with new options This commit adds the `crossSeamAngle` and `crotchSeamAngle` options that control how the crotch- and cross seam reach the fork. You can get the same result as what happened prior to this commit by setting both options to zero. However, their defaults are not zero, so this commit changes the out-of-the-box pattern.
2021-03-14 11:32:43 +01:00
crossSeamCurveAngle: { deg: 12, min: 0, max: 20 },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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crotchSeamCurveStart: { pct: 80, min: 60, max: 95 },
crotchSeamCurveBend: { pct: 80, min: 45, max: 100 },
feat(titan): Redrew the crotch and cross seam with new options This commit adds the `crossSeamAngle` and `crotchSeamAngle` options that control how the crotch- and cross seam reach the fork. You can get the same result as what happened prior to this commit by setting both options to zero. However, their defaults are not zero, so this commit changes the out-of-the-box pattern.
2021-03-14 11:32:43 +01:00
crotchSeamCurveAngle: { deg: 25, min: 0, max: 35 },
:chore(titan): Overhaul of titan design I worked with Deb on this to try and come up with a trouser block that would be a good unisex base for all sort of patterns. We started off with what Deb had been using to draft her own blocks and ended up with something that worked for her, and only for her. There were a lot of vague instructions in the draft, and a lot of forks in the code where if this do that, if not do something completely different. The end result was a pattern that was very brittle, and also did absolutely not work for a variety of sizes. So, I basically just started over, threw all of that complicated stuff out and this is not a more simple and streamlined block that works for different models. It even passes the ant-man test :) Now the question is, will it fit? That will be the next step.
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waistBalance: { pct: 60, min: 30, max: 90 },
feat(titan): Added waistbandHeight option
2021-04-11 17:27:22 +02:00
grainlinePosition: { pct: 45, min: 30, max: 60 },
chore: Linter changes
2021-04-24 10:16:31 +02:00
waistbandWidth: { mm: 0, min: 0, max: 60 },
},
feat: Initial draft of Titan pattern
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}
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