Brother PE-DESIGN V7 - Manual (Page 206)

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Manually Creating Embroidery Patterns From Images (Design Center)
5.
To select a specific part of the image, click
Pick Area, drag the pointer ( ) across the
image in the Design Page to select the desired
area.
6.
Click OK.
→ The figure handle image is displayed in
the Design Page of the Figure Handle
Stage.
c
“Drawing a New line image freehand” on
page 197, “Sew Setting Stage” on
page 209, “Changing the grid settings” on
page 236, and “Specifying the Design
Page size” on page 201
Changing the display of the
background image
The image that remains in the work area can be
displayed or hidden, or a faded copy of the image
can be displayed.
1.
Click Display, then Display Templete, and
then select the desired setting.
To display the line image, click On.
To display a faded copy of the line image, click
Faded.
To hide the line image, click Off.
Changing the size and position
of the background image
The size and position of the template image can be
adjusted.
1.
Click Display, then Modify Template.
→ A red line and handles appear around the
template image.
b
Memo:
The Figure Object Conversion Setting
dialog box appears again when the mouse
button is released.
b
Memo:
To close the dialog box without applying the
changes to the settings, click Cancel.
a
Note:
If the outline data cannot be created from the
image when moving from the Line Image
Stage to the Figure Handle Stage, even after
various outline conversion settings are
specified, return to the Line Image Stage, and
correct the outlines in the line image or apply
corrections from the image.
b
Memo:
We recommend using a 500 x 500 dot image,
since there is a higher possibility of the
message “Complex Image” appearing while
processing the outlines of large or complex
images.
b
Memo:
• This function is not available if the design
was created by skipping the Line Image
Stage.
• Press the shortcut key ( ) to switch
between displaying the image (On) to
displaying it faded to hiding the image (Off).
b
Memo:
The status bar shows the dimensions (width
and height) of the template image.
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