Brother International PEDESIGN 8.0 Users Manual - English - Page 97
Color, Special colors, To List mode, Thread Color, To Palette mode, Region1
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Arranging Embroidery Designs (Layout & Editing) ■ Color Click this button to set the thread color for outlines, inside regions, texts and manual punching patterns. 1. Click the Color button. • Palette mode • List mode b Memo: At the top of the Thread Color dialog box for TrueType font character patterns and outline data, you can select the type of stitching (Line, Region1 or Region2) whose color is being selected. Line: Line color Region1: Region color Region2: Additional color for blending (Region 2 can only be selected if a gradation with a blending effect is specified.) c "Creating a gradation/blending" on page 115. c For details on specifying a user thread chart or for information on how machines handle thread colors, refer to "Editing user thread color lists" on page 110. c For details on changing thread colors for stitch patterns, refer to "Changing colors" on page 118. ■ Special colors Arranging Embroidery Designs (Layout & Editing) b Memo: • To view the details about the thread colors, click on To List mode button in the bottom left corner of the Thread Color dialog. • To view the colors without the details, click on To Palette mode button in the bottom left corner of the Thread Color dialog. 2. From the Thread Chart selector, select a thread brand or your user thread chart. 3. From the list of thread colors, select the desired color. NOT DEFINED APPLIQUE APPLIQUE POSITION APPLIQUE MATERIAL • NOT DEFINED: Embroidery machines that feature automatic thread color display will automatically switch the display to the specified color. If you are using such a machine and if you want to be able to select manually the color for a monochrome pattern, you can select NOT DEFINED. • Colors for creating appliqués: You can create appliqués using the three special colors shown in the above illustration. APPLIQUE MATERIAL marks the outline of the region to cut from the appliqué material. 95