Brother International PE-DESIGN PLUS2 Instruction Manual - Page 55

Scaling patterns, Scaling manually, Scaling numerically

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Editing Embroidery Designs Scaling patterns ■ Scaling manually 1 Select the pattern(s). 1 1 Handles 2 Drag the handle to adjust the selected pattern(s) to the desired size. b • If the key is held down while a handle is dragged, the pattern is enlarged or reduced from the center of the pattern. • As you drag the handle, the current size is displayed on the status bar. • When scaling stitch patterns, the number of stitches remains the same, resulting in a loss of quality. To maintain the density and fill pattern of the embroidery pattern, hold down the key while scaling. Even stitch patterns with a non-uniform stitch density and needle drop point pattern can be scaled while maintaining the density and fill pattern. cc "Enlarging/Reducing Stitch Patterns" on page 104. ■ Scaling numerically 1 Select the pattern(s), and then click the [Home] tab. 2 Click [Size] in the [Edit] group. 3 Specify the size, and then click [OK]. a b c a Select the whether the width and height will be set as a percentage (%) or a dimension (millimeters or inches). Set the width and height. b To change the width and height proportionally, select the [Maintain aspect ratio] check box. c To resize the selected pattern while maintaining the original density and fill pattern, select the [Keep density and fill pattern] check box. b The [Keep density and fill pattern] check box is available only if stitch pattern is selected. cc "Enlarging/Reducing Stitch Patterns" on page 104 Rotating patterns ■ Rotating manually 1 Select the pattern(s). 2 Drag the rotation handle. a 1 b a The shape of pointer changes to b Rotate 1 Rotation handle 54

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Editing Embroidery Designs
Scaling manually
1
Select the pattern(s).
1
Handles
2
Drag the handle to adjust the selected
pattern(s) to the desired size.
Scaling numerically
1
Select the pattern(s), and then click the
[Home]
tab.
2
Click
[Size]
in the
[Edit]
group.
3
Specify the size, and then click
[OK]
.
a
Select the whether the width and height
will be set as a percentage (%) or a
dimension (millimeters or inches).
Set the width and height.
b
To change the width and height
proportionally, select the
[Maintain
aspect ratio]
check box.
c
To resize the selected pattern while
maintaining the original density and fill
pattern, select the
[Keep density and fill
pattern]
check box.
Rotating manually
1
Select the pattern(s).
2
Drag the rotation handle.
a
The shape of pointer changes to
b
Rotate
1
Rotation handle
Scaling patterns
b
If the
<Shift>
key is held down while a handle is
dragged, the pattern is enlarged or reduced from
the center of the pattern.
As you drag the handle, the current size is
displayed on the status bar.
When scaling stitch patterns, the number of
stitches remains the same, resulting in a loss of
quality. To maintain the density and fill pattern of
the embroidery pattern, hold down the
<Ctrl>
key while scaling. Even stitch patterns with a
non-uniform stitch density and needle drop point
pattern can be scaled while maintaining the
density and fill pattern.
cc
"Enlarging/Reducing Stitch Patterns" on
page 104
.
1
b
The
[Keep density and fill pattern]
check box is
available only if stitch pattern is selected.
cc
"Enlarging/Reducing Stitch Patterns" on
page 104
Rotating patterns
a
b
c
a
b
1