Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.6 Users Manual - English - Page 104

Creating a gradation

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 96 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Design Center Stage 4 (Sew Setting Stage) Notes on programmable fill stitches When setting the sew type and pattern directions of a programmable fill stitch, lines will not be sewn if the sew type and pattern direction settings cause a stitch to be sewn in the same direction as a line in the stitch pattern. Use the Preview function to view exactly how the stitch pattern will be sewn, and then set the stitch direction and pattern direction according to the selected sew type or to the effect that you want to produce. To get an even better view, make test samples of different settings. Examples of programmable fill stitching: Example 1 Stitch direction: 45° (default) Creating a gradation With a satin stitch, fill stitch or programmable fill stitch, the density of the color can be adjusted at various locations to create a custom gradation pattern. 1. In Expert mode of the Sewing Attribute Setting dialog box, select the Gradation check box. 2. Click Pattern. → The Gradation Pattern Setting dialog box appears. Example 2 Stitch direction: 90° Example 3 Stitch direction: 0° 3. To select a preset gradation pattern, click the desired pattern under Select pattern. 4. Move the sliders to adjust the density of the gradation pattern. b Memo: The preview area shows the setting changes that you make. 5. Click OK. b Memo: To close the dialog box without applying the changes to the gradation pattern, click Cancel. c "Previewing the Sewing Image" on page 102 and "Programmable Stitch Creator" on page 208 96

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Design Center
Stage 4 (Sew Setting Stage)
Notes on programmable fill stitches
When setting the sew type and pattern directions of
a programmable fill stitch, lines will not be sewn if
the sew type and pattern direction settings cause a
stitch to be sewn in the same direction as a line in
the stitch pattern.
Use the Preview function to view exactly how the
stitch pattern will be sewn, and then set the stitch
direction and pattern direction according to the
selected sew type or to the effect that you want to
produce. To get an even better view, make test
samples of different settings.
Examples of programmable fill stitching:
c
“Previewing the Sewing Image” on
page 102 and “Programmable Stitch
Creator” on page 208
Creating a gradation
With a satin stitch, fill stitch or programmable fill
stitch, the density of the color can be adjusted at
various locations to create a custom gradation
pattern.
1.
In Expert mode of the
Sewing Attribute
Setting
dialog box, select the
Gradation
check box.
2.
Click
Pattern
.
The
Gradation Pattern Setting
dialog
box appears.
3.
To select a preset gradation pattern, click the
desired pattern under
Select pattern
.
4.
Move the sliders to adjust the density of the
gradation pattern.
b
Memo:
The preview area shows the setting changes
that you make.
5.
Click
OK
.
b
Memo:
To close the dialog box without applying the
changes to the gradation pattern, click
Cancel
.
Example 1
Stitch direction: 45° (default)
Example 2
Stitch direction: 90°
Example 3
Stitch direction: 0°
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
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