fix: Resolve pattern rendering and coordinate handling bugs

This commit addresses multiple critical issues in pattern rendering and coordinate handling:

1. Fixed Y-axis offset accumulation in penParser.ts
   - Corrected sign extension logic for 16-bit signed coordinates
   - Changed to interpret full 16-bit value as signed before shifting
   - Prevents coordinate drift and offset accumulation

2. Fixed color assignment for tack stitches in patternConverter.worker.ts
   - Added detection for small finishing stitches after COLOR_CHANGE commands
   - Assigns tack stitches to correct (previous) color instead of new color
   - Uses conservative pattern matching (< 1.0 unit, followed by JUMP)

3. Made jump stitches visible in pattern preview (KonvaComponents.tsx)
   - Render jump stitches in thread color instead of gray
   - Use dashed pattern [8, 4] to distinguish from regular stitches
   - Set appropriate opacity (0.8 completed, 0.5 not completed)
   - Fixed critical bug: include previous position in jump groups to create proper line segments

4. Updated konvaRenderers.ts for consistency
   - Applied same jump stitch rendering logic
   - Ensures consistent behavior across rendering methods

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/components/KonvaComponents.tsx

@@ -154,6 +154,9 @@ export const Stitches = memo(({ stitches, pesData, currentStitchIndex, showProgr
     const groups: StitchGroup[] = [];
     let currentGroup: StitchGroup | null = null;
 
+    let prevX = 0;
+    let prevY = 0;
+
     for (let i = 0; i < stitches.length; i++) {
       const stitch = stitches[i];
       const [x, y, cmd, colorIndex] = stitch;
@@ -168,16 +171,30 @@ export const Stitches = memo(({ stitches, pesData, currentStitchIndex, showProgr
         currentGroup.completed !== isCompleted ||
         currentGroup.isJump !== isJump
       ) {
-        currentGroup = {
+        // For jump stitches, we need to create a line from previous position to current position
-          color,
+        // So we include both the previous point and current point
-          points: [x, y],
+        if (isJump && i > 0) {
-          completed: isCompleted,
+          currentGroup = {
-          isJump,
+            color,
-        };
+            points: [prevX, prevY, x, y],
+            completed: isCompleted,
+            isJump,
+          };
+        } else {
+          currentGroup = {
+            color,
+            points: [x, y],
+            completed: isCompleted,
+            isJump,
+          };
+        }
         groups.push(currentGroup);
       } else {
         currentGroup.points.push(x, y);
       }
+
+      prevX = x;
+      prevY = y;
     }
 
     return groups;
@@ -189,12 +206,12 @@ export const Stitches = memo(({ stitches, pesData, currentStitchIndex, showProgr
         <Line
           key={i}
           points={group.points}
-          stroke={group.isJump ? (group.completed ? '#cccccc' : '#e8e8e8') : group.color}
+          stroke={group.color}
-          strokeWidth={1.5}
+          strokeWidth={group.isJump ? 1.5 : 1.5}
           lineCap="round"
           lineJoin="round"
-          dash={group.isJump ? [3, 3] : undefined}
+          dash={group.isJump ? [8, 4] : undefined}
-          opacity={group.isJump ? 1 : (showProgress && !group.completed ? 0.75 : 1.0)}
+          opacity={group.isJump ? (group.completed ? 0.8 : 0.5) : (showProgress && !group.completed ? 0.3 : 1.0)}
         />
       ))}
     </Group>

src/utils/konvaRenderers.ts

@@ -159,14 +159,15 @@ export function renderStitches(
   // Create Konva.Line for each group
   groups.forEach((group) => {
     if (group.isJump) {
-      // Jump stitches - dashed gray lines
+      // Jump stitches - dashed lines in thread color
       const line = new Konva.Line({
         points: group.points,
-        stroke: group.completed ? '#cccccc' : '#e8e8e8',
+        stroke: group.color,
-        strokeWidth: 1.5,
+        strokeWidth: 1.0,
         lineCap: 'round',
         lineJoin: 'round',
-        dash: [3, 3],
+        dash: [5, 5],
+        opacity: group.completed ? 0.6 : 0.25,
       });
       stitchesGroup.add(line);
     } else {

src/utils/penParser.ts

@@ -33,13 +33,18 @@ export function parsePenData(data: Uint8Array): PenData {
     const yFlags = data[offset + 2] & 0x07;
 
     // Decode coordinates (shift right by 3 to get actual position)
-    // Using signed 16-bit interpretation
+    // The coordinates are stored as signed 16-bit values, left-shifted by 3
-    let x = (xRaw >> 3);
+    // We need to interpret them as signed before shifting
-    let y = (yRaw >> 3);
 
-    // Convert to signed if needed
+    // Convert from unsigned 16-bit to signed 16-bit
-    if (x > 0x7FF) x = x - 0x2000;
+    let xSigned = xRaw;
-    if (y > 0x7FF) y = y - 0x2000;
+    let ySigned = yRaw;
+    if (xSigned > 0x7FFF) xSigned = xSigned - 0x10000;
+    if (ySigned > 0x7FFF) ySigned = ySigned - 0x10000;
+
+    // Now shift right by 3 (arithmetic shift, preserves sign)
+    let x = xSigned >> 3;
+    let y = ySigned >> 3;
 
     const stitch: PenStitch = {
       x,

src/workers/patternConverter.worker.ts

@@ -210,15 +210,21 @@ def map_cmd(pystitch_cmd):
 # Each stitch in pattern.stitches is [x, y, cmd]
 # We need to assign color indices based on COLOR_CHANGE commands
 # and filter out COLOR_CHANGE and STOP commands (they're not actual stitches)
+#
+# IMPORTANT: In PES files, COLOR_CHANGE commands can appear before finishing
+# stitches (tack/lock stitches) that semantically belong to the PREVIOUS color.
+# We need to detect this pattern and assign colors correctly.
 
 stitches_with_colors = []
 current_color = 0
+prev_color = 0
 
 for i, stitch in enumerate(pattern.stitches):
     x, y, cmd = stitch
 
-    # Check for color change command - increment color but don't add stitch
+    # Check for color change command
     if cmd == COLOR_CHANGE:
+        prev_color = current_color
         current_color += 1
         continue
 
@@ -230,10 +236,44 @@ for i, stitch in enumerate(pattern.stitches):
     if cmd == END:
         continue
 
-    # Add actual stitch with color index and mapped command
+    # Determine which color this stitch belongs to
-    # Map PyStitch cmd values to our known JavaScript constant values
+    # After a COLOR_CHANGE, check if this might be a finishing tack stitch
+    # belonging to the previous color rather than the new color
+    stitch_color = current_color
+
+    # If this is the first stitch after a color change (color just incremented)
+    # and it's a very small stitch before a JUMP, it's likely a tack stitch
+    if current_color != prev_color and len(stitches_with_colors) > 0:
+        last_x, last_y = stitches_with_colors[-1][0], stitches_with_colors[-1][1]
+        dx, dy = x - last_x, y - last_y
+        dist = (dx*dx + dy*dy)**0.5
+
+        # Check if this is a tiny stitch (< 1.0 unit - typical tack stitch)
+        # and if there's a JUMP coming soon
+        if dist < 1.0:
+            # Look ahead to see if there's a JUMP within next 10 stitches
+            has_jump_ahead = False
+            for j in range(i+1, min(i+11, len(pattern.stitches))):
+                next_stitch = pattern.stitches[j]
+                next_cmd = next_stitch[2]
+                if next_cmd == JUMP:
+                    has_jump_ahead = True
+                    break
+                elif next_cmd == STITCH:
+                    # If we hit a regular stitch before a JUMP, this might be the new color
+                    next_x, next_y = next_stitch[0], next_stitch[1]
+                    next_dist = ((next_x - last_x)**2 + (next_y - last_y)**2)**0.5
+                    # Only continue if following stitches are also tiny
+                    if next_dist >= 1.0:
+                        break
+
+            # If we found a jump ahead, this small stitch belongs to previous color
+            if has_jump_ahead:
+                stitch_color = prev_color
+
+    # Add actual stitch with assigned color index and mapped command
     mapped_cmd = map_cmd(cmd)
-    stitches_with_colors.append([x, y, mapped_cmd, current_color])
+    stitches_with_colors.append([x, y, mapped_cmd, stitch_color])
 
 # Convert to JSON-serializable format
 {