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Sequencing Segments, Inserting Segments Earlier in the, Segment Sequence

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Editing Designs 119 Sequencing Segments The sequence of the segments is the order in which they are embroidered. The sequence is important because you want segments that are near to each other to sew one after the other. This reduces jump stitches and the need to trim them later. For example, you can have three objects, all of which start on the left and end on the right. Object 3 is in between Object 1 and Object 2. This might not be optimal for jump stitches, and the machine will take longer to embroider the design in this sequence, compared to if the segments were properly sequenced. To sequence segments: 1 Select one or more segments you want to resequence. 2 Do any of the following:  In the design workspace or Sequence View area, click and drag the segment(s) to the location you want.  In the design workspace, right-click the segment(s) and choose Move-First, Move-Last, Move-Up, Move-Down, Move-Prev Match or Move-Next Match.  In the Sequence View area, right-click the segment(s) in the list and choose Move-First, Move-Last, Move-Up, Move-Down, Move-Prev Match or Move-Next Match. The Move-Prev Match and Move-Next Match commands automatically move segment(s) to the previous or next segment group that has the same thread color. For more details, see "Moving a Segment to the nearest Matching Color Group." Inserting Segments Earlier in the Segment Sequence You can add segments earlier in your design's segment sequence and change the order segments are sewn.

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Editing Designs
119
Sequencing Segments
The sequence of the segments is the order in which they are
embroidered. The sequence is important because you want
segments that are near to each other to sew one after the other.
This reduces jump stitches and the need to trim them later.
For example, you can have three objects, all of which start on
the left and end on the right. Object 3 is in between Object 1
and Object 2. This might not be optimal for jump stitches, and
the machine will take longer to embroider the design in this
sequence, compared to if the segments were properly
sequenced.
To sequence segments:
1
Select one or more segments you want to resequence.
2
Do any of the following:
In the design workspace or Sequence View area, click
and drag the segment(s) to the location you want.
In the design workspace, right-click the segment(s) and
choose Move–First, Move–Last, Move–Up, Move–Down,
Move–Prev Match or Move–Next Match.
In the Sequence View area, right-click the segment(s) in
the list and choose Move–First, Move–Last, Move–Up,
Move–Down, Move–Prev Match or Move–Next Match.
Inserting Segments Earlier in the
Segment Sequence
You can add segments earlier in your design’s segment
sequence and change the order segments are sewn.
The Move—Prev Match and Move—Next Match commands
automatically move segment(s) to the previous or next
segment group that has the same thread color.
For more details, see “Moving a Segment to the nearest
Matching Color Group.”