The enhanced embroidery wizard, ability to see thumbnail previews of your designs in Windows Explorer, new Intelligent Colour Sort, new font name view and font filter, and new fabric selector that adjusts the sewing attributes based on your fabric selection.
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5 mm for heavy goods like sweatshirts, fleece, things like that. 2 mm pull comp setting is a rule of thumb for most applications. When I place a satin next to a fill, I use pull comp on both and still lay the fill half way under the satin. If you are using a satin as a border, whatever is next to it should be half way under the satin ? that?s the general rule. All of these pooch out at the opposite end ? satins pooch (or push out) at the top and bottom of a segment, fills will do the same at whatever sides/ends is opposite the angle line. If you have satin paths, they pull in from the sides. Likewise, if it has a vertical angle line the segment will pull in at the top and bottom, if you have an angle line that is actually angled, it?ll pull in on that direction. If your fill has a horizontal angle line, it pulls in on the sides. They always pull in in the same direction the angle line is going. Pull comp compensates for the pulling in of the segments. First, I always use pull compensation on my designs.
There are two ways that I use to deal with the gaps.
If you have too little, you have gaps between segments. The gaps are from lack of sufficient overlap.
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