Checking the stitching with the stitch simulator, Arranging embroidery designs – Brother PE-DESIGN PLUS User Manual

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Arranging Embroidery Designs

Checking the stitching with the Stitch Simulator

1.

Click 1, then 2.

2.

Click the buttons to view a simulation of the stitching.

(1) Starts the stitching simulation. During

stitching simulation, this button changes

to

, which can be clicked to

temporarily stop the simulation.

(2) Stops the simulation and returns to the

previous display.

(3) The slider shows the current location in

the simulation. In addition, the slider can
be moved to change the position in the
simulation.

: Returns to the beginning of stitching

and stops the simulation.

: Advances to the end of stitching and

stops the simulation.

(4) Drag the slider to adjust the simulation

stitching speed.

(5) Select this check box to automatically

scroll the simulation of the pattern when it
is too large to be fully displayed.

(6) Click to hide the bottom section of the

Stitch Simulator. Click

to display it

again.

(7) Shows the number of the current stitch/

total number of stitches.

: Reverses the

simulation by the indicated number of
stitches.

: Advances the

simulation by the indicated number of
stitches.

(8) Shows the number of the color being

drawn/total number of colors used.

: Returns to the beginning of

stitching for the current or previous thread
color.

: Advances to the beginning of

stitching for the next color.

1

2

(1)

(4)

(5)

(2)

(6)

(7)

(3)

(8)

b

Memo:

• The Zoom tools and Pan tool can be used

while a simulation is being viewed. If any
other command is selected, the
simulation stops.

• If a value is entered at (7) or (8), the

simulation is reversed/advanced to the
indicated location.

a

Note:

• If a pattern was selected when the

stitching simulation was started, only the
selected pattern is drawn in the
simulation.

• The Auto Scroll check box is not

available in Realistic View.

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