Mike,
This is an issue that can (and usually will) arise if you ever paint a project and then change the number of segments in it. It has to do with the way that segments are painted and it is terribly complicated but works great if you don’t change the number of segments.
A file is created that has a single record for every segment that is painted and this allows me to index that file which is necessary to paint the vessel as fast as is needed. Without doing this, the painting process that happens after every keystroke slows noticeably.
Anytime you paint a segment, the software has to see if it has already been painted and if so, it simply changes the species on that row. If it has never painted, it adds a new row and if it is painte with the default species, it deletes that row and all of this happens reliably. If you reduce the number of segments, I leave those rows in case you did it by error and when you increase it again, it will be painted correctly. This is where the problem occurs because now the indexed file is not the same as the file being drawn and the Summary is now incorrect.
There is a simple answer that will take you very little time. Take a screenshot of your Paint screen and then reset the segments and then repaint it. This is both good training so see how fast you can repaint a complex design. I have it down to a couple minutes to paint a Tom Lohman design since all designs are based on diamonds.
The next release of Segment PRO will solve this issue. If you change the number of segments, you will receive a warning that proceeding will do an automatic reset of the painting back to the defaults. I have tried to find a way to have the software regenerate the file from what is currently painted on the screen, the only place that information exists is in the file that is already incorrect so the above solution is the only one that I see is possible at this time.
So for now, if you change the number of segments, reset and repaint and the Summary will be correct every time.
Lloyd