Brother International PEDESIGN 6.0 Users Manual - English - Page 145

Deleting points, Transforming straight lines into, curves or curves into straight lines

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 137 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Layout & Editing Editing Embroidery Patterns Deleting points 1. Click on the Tool Box. → Two buttons appear: . 2. Click . → The shape of the pointer changes to . 3. Click the pattern that you want to edit. b Memo: The pattern can be a broken line, a curve, a manual punching pattern, or stitch data. → The points in the pattern appear as small empty squares. 4. Click the point that you want to delete. → The selected point appears as a small black square. 5. Click Edit, then Delete, or press the Delete key to remove the point. Transforming straight lines into curves or curves into straight lines 1. Click on the Tool Box. → Two buttons appear: . 2. Click . → The shape of the pointer changes to . 3. Click the pattern that you want to edit. → The points in the pattern appear as small empty squares. 4. Click the point that you want to transform. → The selected point appears as a small black square. 5. To transform a straight line to a curve, click Edit, then Change To Curve, or right-click the point, and then click To Curve on the menu that appeared. To transform a curve to a straight line, click Edit, then Change To Straight, or right-click the point, and then click To Straight on the menu that appeared. → A point on curve is transformed to a corner, and a corner point is transformed to a point on a curve. Advanced Opreation Layout & Editing b Memo: If a point of a manual punching block pattern was selected, the pair of points are deleted. 137

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Advanced Opreation
Layout & Editing
137
Layout & Editing
Editing Embroidery Patterns
Deleting points
1.
Click
on the Tool Box.
Two buttons appear:
.
2.
Click
.
The shape of the pointer changes to
.
3.
Click the pattern that you want to edit.
b
Memo:
The pattern can be a broken line, a curve, a
manual punching pattern, or stitch data.
The points in the pattern appear as small
empty squares.
4.
Click the point that you want to delete.
The selected point appears as a small
black square.
5.
Click
Edit
, then
Delete
, or press the
key to remove the point.
b
Memo:
If a point of a manual punching block pattern
was selected, the pair of points are deleted.
Transforming straight lines into
curves or curves into straight lines
1.
Click
on the Tool Box.
Two buttons appear:
.
2.
Click
.
The shape of the pointer changes to
.
3.
Click the pattern that you want to edit.
The points in the pattern appear as small
empty squares.
4.
Click the point that you want to transform.
The selected point appears as a small
black square.
5.
To transform a straight line to a curve, click
Edit
, then
Change To Curve
, or right-click the
point, and then click
To Curve
on the menu
that appeared.
To transform a curve to a straight line, click
Edit
, then
Change To Straight
, or right-click
the point, and then click
To Straight
on the
menu that appeared.
A point on curve is transformed to a cor-
ner, and a corner point is transformed to a
point on a curve.
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