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by dollygk 22 Jul 2012 ( edited Jul 23'12 05:04 )
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This might seem a silly question: Those of you using Embird, when I look at my design in Editor at 100%, why does it seem there are spaces between stitched threads but when I zoom to 400% or more those spaces disapear?

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by meganne 22 Jul 2012
+5
Hmmmm? I'm sure I truly don't know.
Have you asked Dusan Balara?
Hugs n roses, Meganne
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by dollygk 22 Jul 2012
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ttt in hopes of an answer....
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by shirlener88 22 Jul 2012
+3
I have no idea hope someone comes along with some knowledge to assist you Dolly.
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by april22 22 Jul 2012
+3
I do not know Dolly. Hope someone has more sense of**
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by marjialexa 22 Jul 2012
+3
Sometimes that happens in my Janome Digitizer Pro as well, Dolly. The stitches are actually there when you sew it out, but I think it's perhaps a problem with the memory sometimes, just doesn't represent the stitches in some areas, especially in 3D mode. These programs are so memory intensive I think sometimes they have little glitches. In my Digitizer, I can go back and 'undo' 30 or more changes, so it has to save all that information. Sometimes, if I'm sure I don't want to 'undo' anything, I will hit 'save', and that frees up that memory in the program for other things. Occasionally, I ask it to do something too much for the memory, and I get the chord crash, and an 'exception error' screen, and the program shuts itself down (rather than exploding, I suppose). It saves what I was working on in a recovery file. Hope this helps, however lovely, these programs can be tricky. Hugs, Marji
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by dollygk 22 Jul 2012
Many thanks for this explaination, I have not had my program crash..... yet but then I'm still a newby with digitizing!
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by shirley124 23 Jul 2012
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Thanks for asking this, I have been deleting any designs that look like this. I'll have to sew the next one out and see what happens, Shirley
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by marjialexa 23 Jul 2012
If you're getting this on designs from GOOD places, may be how you open them, too. Sometimes "open with" is better than "import design" into a blank hoop.
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by mops 23 Jul 2012
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I came upon something in the new tutorials that might explain this. The programme has a 0.1 mm tolerance when displaying, which might lead to gaps when the density is not set at whole numbers, say 4 or 5, but anything in between. Enlarge it enough and the irregular groupings disappear.
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by dollygk 23 Jul 2012
Thanks!!