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I have tested the new Seamless Blocking feature.I would like to use it to create a subsection defined by a complex curve in the interior of the parent shape that is overlapped with another shape underneath--the shape that is curved. Unlike internal lines and pattern outlines, I cannot use the Copy/Replace line option to exactly replicate the complex curve, nor can I select that exact shape line and offset as a Seamless Blocking line (if offset is zero) nor can I convert an internal line to a Seamless Blocking line to retain that complex curve. I can imperfectly replicate the curve in a few ways but this manual and inexact workaround is not efficient. If you have some insight into how I may accomplish this, please share. Thank you, friends!P.S. One of my pattern piece perimeters was not the same in Print Layout. There is a glitch with that for sure.

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