To use Intelligent Split with Tolerance, select the "Intelligent with Tolerance" checkbox, then enter a number in the Tolerance number box, or use the arrows to increase or decrease the Tolerance. You can set Tolerance from 0 to 3mm, in steps of 1mm. This allows for play in the hoop when going from one hoop area to another, such as when aligning a hoop that has been turned to stitch out the other side of an embroidery. Tolerance ensures that the Intelligent Split line stays a short distance from the edges of the overlap. For example, a large embroidery is split at a narrow section, and an embroidery that fits in one stitch area of the hoop is left in one piece even if it is part of a larger design. Intelligent Split calculates a split line that cuts the minimum number of stitches, and minimizes cuts through solid sections of embroidery. Straight Line Split cuts the embroidery straight across the center line of the overlap zone. Intelligent Split automatically calculates a split line that is routed through gaps or across movement stitches, cuts the minimum number of stitches, and minimizes cuts through solid sections of embroidery. There is no need to ensure embroideries are in one stitch area of the hoop just place your embroideries in the most pleasing arrangement. Use an Intelligent or Straight Line Split. jef is selected as the file format.Įmbroideries for Multipart hoops are split automatically, according to your Export settings. If desired, use the arrow keys to nudge the selected part of the embroidery in small steps.
Move the embroidery so that it fits inside the hoop. This means that some part of your embroidery is not entirely within the hoop. When exporting an embroidery, the message 'Design is too large or is not in the hoop.' may appear. If you are using a multipart hoop, set Intelligent or Straight Line split. Select an embroidery format from the drop-down list. View the Save, or Saving As dialog, depending on the selected file format.Ĭlick Export. jef is chosen, you can select your machine type, hoop size and rotation. pes is chosen, you can select your machine type, file version, hoop size and rotation. jef is chosen, Splitting for Multipart Hoops is present. jef is chosen.Īdditional dialog sections are available, depending on the chosen file format. Splitting for Multipart Hoops is available if. See Felting Needle.Ĭlick the button to open the splitting options dialog box. If an embroidery contains a Felting Needle color effect this option is selected initially. It is useful if you prefer to create a "landscape" shaped project in the rotated orientation.įlip design for felting or reverse embroidery: Flip the embroidery for being stitched in reverse. This option is only available if the hoop on the main screen is in the rotated orientation. Rotate to fit natural hoop position: Rotate the embroidery if needed to fit with the default hoop orientation for the machine.
The Decoration options are not available in mySewnet™ Sketch. See Stitch Length Optimizer Options.Ĭutwork Needle lines in the Inspira Cutwork Needle "thread range" and Felting Needle colors in the Inspira Felting Needle "thread range" are unaffected by Optimize Stitch Length.
Optimize Stitch Length: Automatically remove small and insignificant stitches. Deselect Remove Overlap in mySewnet™ Configure, Export, before sending them to the embroidery machine.ĬolorSort: Reduce the number of thread colors during Export. When viewing these designs in mySewnet™ Embroidery, deselect Remove Overlap before exporting. Also, some multipart embroideries are created with areas that are designed to overlap each other near the mid-section of a turnable hoop. Remove Overlap is not available when Combine is not enabled.ĭeselect this option if, for example, your embroideries are low density and you wish to have a blend effect where they overlap. Remove Overlap: Prevent areas of stitches building up where embroideries overlap. vp4 file, or in any other format.Ĭombine: Merge the embroideries into a single embroidery during Export.Ĭombine is not enabled if there is only one design, and for embroidery formats that are automatically combined. All of these options are initially selected when saving as a.