Dressmaker Commission Won't Submit: Missing Panel Checklist

Check completion before restarting

1. Open the sketchbook and count every selected component.
2. Use Build 410's clickable component names and inventory hover hint to identify an unfamiliar panel.
3. Check that every component was actually cut; a green brief does not confirm construction completion.
4. Check the mannequin for an unpinned panel and the sewing stage for an unfinished seam.
5. For requests requiring distinct colours, inspect the shop filters. Two named fabrics can belong to the same in-game colour category.

If a cut panel disappears

The launch discussion that triggered this guide contains several players who found a cut panel missing from inventory. Several reported that saving, quitting, and reopening restored it and preserved the dress. This is useful troubleshooting evidence, not an official guarantee. Record the game build and avoid repeatedly overwriting a state you may need for a bug report.

What Restart Dress does

Players in the same thread reported that Restart Dress returned cut fabric to its uncut state instead of deleting the purchased roll. That behavior was observed around the launch build; verify it in the current build before relying on it for an expensive commission. If reload and restart do not restore a coherent component list, report the client, build, platform, selected patterns and exact missing step through an official support channel.

Build 443 checks before a recovery attempt

The developer added a button to grab all panel pieces from the cutting room and improved the inventory panel-preview hint. Use those controls first, then compare collected pieces with the sketchbook. Page through other open commissions if the sketch belongs to the wrong request.

The developer also fixed leaving during the scissor animation, which could leave the scissors broken. Record a reproducible issue on the current build rather than assuming that an older report applies. For a wrongly cut piece still in the cutting workflow, see the video-based recycling procedure.