Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.4 3 2 Instructin Manual for PE-DESIGN Ver. - Page 231

Motif Mode, to check the order of the points.

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Contents Before Using Motif Mode In Motif Mode, you can create outline patterns efficiently using just one line. In the center of the Work Area, a green arrow is displayed, showing the direction that the pattern (stitch) will be sewn. Also, in the center of the left edge of the box, there is blue rectangle, that shows the start point. In the center of the right edge of the screen there is a red rectangle that shows the end point. These points are connected by a line. The selection tool and the point edit tool are in the tool box. Using the line already shown, you can create a pattern by inserting points, moving, or editing the line in other ways. You can not delete the start or end points. Also, the points must be in the same up/down position, so if you move one point up or down, the other point will automatically move the same. The sewing method for these patterns is done with the efficiency of outline patterns, like created patterns. (You can use Ctrl + ®, ¬ to check the order of the points.) Also, you can set these patterns to be sewn for Line sewing or Region sewing. (In Design Center, Region sewing only.) (Example of a pattern) Line sewing Region sewing Getting Started Design Center Layout & Editing File Utility Programmable Stich Creator Quik Reference Alphabetic Index 221

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Before Using
Design Center
Layout & Editing
File Utility
Programmable
Stich Creator
Contents
Quik Reference
Alphabetic Index
Getting Started
Motif Mode
In Motif Mode, you can create outline patterns efficiently using just one line.
In the center of the Work Area, a green arrow is displayed, showing the direction that the pattern
(stitch) will be sewn.
Also, in the center of the left edge of the box, there is blue rectangle, that shows the start point. In the
center of the right edge of the screen there is a red rectangle that shows the end point. These points
are connected by a line.
The selection tool and the point edit tool are in the tool box. Using the line already shown, you can
create a pattern by inserting points, moving, or editing the line in other ways.
You can not delete the start or end points. Also, the points must be in the same up/down position, so
if you move one point up or down, the other point will automatically move the same.
The sewing method for these patterns is done with the efficiency of outline patterns, like created pat-
terns.
(You can use
+
,
to check the order of the points.)
Also, you can set these patterns to be sewn for Line sewing or Region sewing. (In Design Center,
Region sewing only.)
(Example of a pattern)
Line sewing
Region sewing
Ctrl