Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.4 3 2 Owner's Manual - English - Page 107

Point Edit Mode, Moving points, If you click on the line of the pattern instead of a square

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Contents Before Using Getting Started Design Center Layout & Editing Point Edit Mode The point edit mode is used to: x move a point of a broken line, a curve, an arc, fan shape and arc & string or of a manual punching pat- tern; x reorient the tangent to a point of a curve; x insert a new point in a broken line, curve or manual punching pattern; x delete a point in a broken line, curve or manual punching pattern; x realign the part of a broken line or a curve on both sides of a point; x select and set a character in a text pattern. s Moving points 1 Click on the Tool Box. Two buttons appear: . 2 Click . The shape of the cursor changes to . 3 Click the pattern that you want to edit. The pattern can be a broken line, a curve, an arc, a fan shape, an arc & string or a manual punching pattern. The existing points of the pattern are marked with small empty squares File Utility Programmable Stich Creator Quick Reference Alphabetic Index 4 Click the point that you want to move. The selected point is marked with a small black square. You can select more than one point by clicking them while holding the Shift key down, or by dragging the mouse across the area. NOTE: If you click on the line of the pattern instead of a square, a new point is inserted. 5 Drag the point to a new position. All the selected points move in the same direction if more than one is selected. The point remains selected, so that you can drag it again. 4 5 Note that you must drag a point that is selected. If you start dragging by clicking elsewhere on the outline, a new point will be inserted or the selected point(s) will be deselected. 97

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Contents
Before Using
Getting Started
Design Center
Layout & Editing
File Utility
Programmable
Stich Creator
Quick Reference
Alphabetic Index
Point Edit Mode
The point edit mode is used to:
move a point of a broken line, a curve, an arc, fan shape and arc & string or of a manual punching pat-
tern;
reorient the tangent to a point of a curve;
insert a new point in a broken line, curve or manual punching pattern;
delete a point in a broken line, curve or manual punching pattern;
realign the part of a broken line or a curve on both sides of a point;
select and set a character in a text pattern.
Moving points
1
Click
on the Tool Box.
Two buttons appear:
.
2
Click
. The shape of the cursor changes to
.
3
Click the pattern that you want to edit.
The pattern can be a broken line, a curve, an arc, a fan shape, an arc & string or a manual punch-
ing pattern.
The existing points of the pattern are marked with small empty squares
4
Click the point that you want to move.
The selected point is marked with a small black square.
You can select more than one point by clicking them while holding the
key down, or by
dragging the mouse across the area.
NOTE:
If you click on the line of the pattern instead of a square, a new point is inserted.
5
Drag the point to a new position.
All the selected points move in the same direction if more than one is selected.
The point remains selected, so that you can drag it again.
Note that you must drag a point that is selected. If you start dragging by clicking elsewhere on the
outline, a new point will be inserted or the selected point(s) will be deselected.
Shift
4
5