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Maybe it confused metric and imperial units?? The order form had text entry with a value of 2 with no units. The user assumed 2" but the print house assumed 2mm
by dylan604 2mo ago
Maybe it confused metric and imperial units?? The order form had text entry with a value of 2 with no units. The user assumed 2" but the print house assumed 2mm. Always always always show your units. I can still hear the voice of my high school physics teacher saying that.
- fluoridation 2mo agoIt's equally likely that the unit was implied by other content around the input field and the model didn't make the connection (like "scale: [___] mm"), or perhaps the file format was just wrong and a human placing the order would have resulted in the same outcome.
- dylan604 2mo agoI think if a human received artwork and was then told to scale it down to 2mm on a mug so that it was just a dot, that the human would ask some questions. This context that keeps being talked about is kind of important yet so sorely not working
- fluoridation 2mo agoWhat I mean is that the file was specified in one unit/resolution and the site expected a different one. Like, "draw a circle of radius 2 at (3, 3)".