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This fill style places multiple programmable stitches (small motifs) on a close area defined by a turning area object type. Programmable stitches are oriented according to the defined direction lines and transformed according to the area width.
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How to create an object of this type?
➢Select the tool Create a Turning Area with Multiple Programmable Stitches through any available way:
oOpen the Smart Design window and select the corresponding tool.
oClick on the arrow below the "Create Objects" button and select the corresponding tool.
oOpen the tooltab EMBROIDERY, click on the arrow below the "Turning Area" button and select the corresponding tool.
A context ToolsTab containing the most frequently used properties of this fill style will open.
➢Set the fill properties from the ToolsTab (above) or the Object Inspector (below).
➢Digitize the object (through any digitizing method) by inserting the required elements of this object type. |
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➢Confirm and GENERATE stitches.
➢If editing is required, just select the Select Object tool on the Main Toolbar. |
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About Fill Style Properties
•You can edit (define or modify) all the properties of this object type from the Object Inspector (see below).
•The most commonly used properties are also available on the corresponding tooltab.
•The current value of the properties are displayed on the Object Inspector or the tooltab when an object of this type is being created or when an existing object of this type is selected. |
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This is the color number of the thread/color palette.
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You can change the color number from the color bar, from the context tooltab or from the object inspector.
The thread color for this color number is defined (and can be redefined) on the thread/color palette.
The stitches of the selected object will be created using the selected color.
This number is also the needle number of the embroidery machine (for multi-needle machines), unless the needle sequence is redefined.
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Change Color Number on a Path with Running Stitches
Change Color Number on a Path with Zig-Zag Stitches
Change Color Number on a Path with E Stitches
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It specifies the color number of the thread palette corresponding to the main color of the object.
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This is the multiple programmable stitch pattern editor.
Use this box to define the programmable stitches you want to include in your pattern.
Pattern Length: select how many different programmable stitch types you want to use
Rows in the list: click on 3 dots button to select the programmable stitch from the library and define its horizontal and vertical scale
Press Ok to confirm the pattern
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It specifies the programmable stitch component to use.
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This property defines the separation between each component on the path.
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Programmable Stitches on Path:
no spacing
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Programmable Stitches on Path:
spacing: 1.5mm
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Specify the separation between programmable stitches.
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Number of rows of programmable stitches on the path.
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Number of rows of programmable stitches.
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Filter the small stitches of the object (smaller than the indicated value).
Options are:
oAutomatic: The filter is enabled and the minimum stitch length used is the general value set in Options And Preferences.
oUser defined: The system will delete stitches shorter than the indicated value.
Sample of Delete Small Stitches: Path with Running Stitches
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Before applying the filter
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After applying the filter
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Sample of Delete Small Stitches: Column with Zig-Zag Stitches
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Before applying the filter
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After applying the filter
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It deletes the stitches that are smaller than a predefined value (unnecessary & inconvenient).
Insert tack-down stitches to prevent unfixed stitches when connecting far parts of the object.
Types of Lock Stitches are:
oClassic
oStar
oTwist
oCross
oArrow
Properties:
•Length: Specify the lock stitch length for Classic type.
•Scale: change the size of the lock stitch.
•Repetition: Define the number of times to repeat the lock stitch.
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It adds stitches to fix the thread, recommendable on thread trims and color changes
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Read also
•Concepts about the TURNING AREA object.
•Concepts about Classic Digitizing.
