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nition of a control point, Select control points D, Select spacing E

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Definition of a control point A control point is a point affecting the selected shape. Each shape is built by several control points. Together they define what the shape will look like. A selected control point is marked with a filled square (K). An unselected control point is marked with an outlined square (L). All control points are visible when you are editing the points. By adjusting the control points, the selected shape can be changed with unlimited possibilites. K L Select control points (D) D Touch the select control points icon (D) to open a pop-up. For each shape, there are pre-defined sets of control points. Select all or some of the control points. When you have selected a set of control points, you can make adjustments to the shape. Use the touch functions or your stylus to move, rotate and scale your selected control points. The adjustments made will only affect the selected control points. Use the slider to increase or decrease the attraction percentage of the selected control points. The higher the attraction percentage, the closer the baseline will be to the selected control points. Select spacing (E) E Touch the select spacing icon (E) to open a pop-up. The default setting spaces the objects evenly along the baseline (placing the same distance between each). You can choose left or right justification on the baseline. The gap between the objects can be increased or decreased by using the slider. The actual gap is shown above the slider in the pop-up. Embroidery mode - edit 8:12

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Embroidery mode - edit
De
fi
nition of a control point
A control point is a point affecting the selected
shape. Each shape is built by several control points.
Together they de
fi
ne what the shape will look like.
A selected control point is marked with a
fi
lled
square (K). An unselected control point is marked
with an outlined square (L). All control points are
visible when you are editing the points.
By adjusting the control points, the selected shape
can be changed with unlimited possibilites.
Select control points (D)
Touch the select control points icon (D) to open a
pop-up. For each shape, there are pre-de
fi
ned sets
of control points. Select all or some of the control
points.
When you have selected a set of control points, you
can make adjustments to the shape. Use the touch
functions or your stylus to move, rotate and scale
your selected control points. The adjustments made
will only affect the selected control points.
Use the slider to increase or decrease the attraction
percentage of the selected control points. The
higher the attraction percentage, the closer the
baseline will be to the selected control points.
Select spacing (E)
Touch the select spacing icon (E) to open a pop-up.
The default setting spaces the objects evenly along
the baseline (placing the same distance between
each).
You can choose left or right justi
fi
cation on the
baseline. The gap between the objects can be
increased or decreased by using the slider. The
actual gap is shown above the slider in the pop-up.