Chapter 7 Memory Design Edition
Look up for the help menu of the design edition interface
Quit the design edition.
7.2.3.
Locating Stitch
Set “current stitch” to some one stitch. At the same time, use “
＋
” to mark the position of
“current stitch” in the window of design preview. If there is no “current stitch" shown in the
view, so the system will renew the view automatically, and show “current stitch" in the centre
of view.
Move backwards 1/10/100/1000 stitches
Move forwards 1/10/100/1000 stitches
Move to next color-changing code.
Move to previous color-changing code.
Move to next jump stitch.
Move to previous jump stitch.
Move to last stitch.
Move to first stitch.
Move to the previous or next appointed stitch code.
Click the key, user can choose the type of stitch that needs checking.
7.2.4.
Convert Stitch Code
After locating a certain stitch, click
key to convert the type of that stitch.
Stitches including X/Y position displacement, such as flat stitch, jump stitch,
sequin-feeding and so on, whose stitch code type can be converted mutually.
Stitches excluding the X/Y position displacement, such as sequin-on/off
,
stop code,
color-changing code and so on, whose stitch code type can be converted mutually.
7.2.5.
Insert Stitch
Clicking
key can insert a new stitch code after current stitch.
If the current stitch is the last stitch of the design, so the insert position of new stitch is the
displacement between the last stitch and previous stitch with same direction and same distance.
If the last stitch inserts at the original point, then the newly inserted stitch position is: X/Y
intervals are both 4.5mm.
If the current stitch in the middle of design, so the new stitch insert at the middle position
between current stitch and next stitch.
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