Problem #1 is users flattening from the end of a connector. Result: complete redo of the harness mfg and drawing. Suggestion, rethink the process of making the features into one of assembling sections together. So you have a much more robust result. It probably sounds crazy but i've seen people spend an hour rebuilding the data chain just for a 2 connector single conductor lead drawing.
Problem #2 is conductors not being long enough to properly flatten. Result: users mess about in 3D or at manufacturing to make a good enough result. Suggest having the harness for manufacturing allowing a bit of looseness when flattening. e.g. if it's 2mm short let it stick that wire in anyway.
Problem #3 is how the flattened harness colors in a drawing. Black wires start dissappearing into a black background (they do print of course). Suggest an option where 'contrast' appears to be being violated the system overrides the entity color with geometry instead.
Problem #4 is how the cable geometry isn't treated like normal geometry especially in a drawing. If you want to define the distance from a cable outer jacket to a wall, we think this should be changed and here's a picture of what we mean.
