By Thursday, Maria was a convert. She learned v14’s module. This was where the software paid for itself. She loaded five different garment pieces—bodice, sleeve, collar, facing, lining—each in six sizes. The software’s Nesting Engine (using a genetic algorithm that v14 had refined for speed) rotated, flipped, and packed the pieces onto a virtual 60” wide roll of fabric. It tried 10,000 layouts in two minutes.
The Pattern Design System (PDS) is where most creative work occurs. Gerber AccuMark 101: Making a Model gerber accumark v14
By Thursday, Maria was a convert. She learned v14’s module. This was where the software paid for itself. She loaded five different garment pieces—bodice, sleeve, collar, facing, lining—each in six sizes. The software’s Nesting Engine (using a genetic algorithm that v14 had refined for speed) rotated, flipped, and packed the pieces onto a virtual 60” wide roll of fabric. It tried 10,000 layouts in two minutes.
The Pattern Design System (PDS) is where most creative work occurs. Gerber AccuMark 101: Making a Model