[amayausers.com] Re: Digitizing Question
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If i remember correctly, which is a big IF, there is something about walking
stitches, specifically, that they just don't want to seq. When I took the Adv.
Digitizing at Melco in So. Calif years ago, we were given a graphic to manually
digitize. This design had lots of black outlines, with all kinds of little
legs and offshoots. The instructor made us follow her every instruction, a
little outline at a time. By the time we got finished, the complicated outline
ran continuously without trims. This was a BIG eyeopener for me. It was a
combination of regular run stitches and triple bean. Say you were going to just
make an E out of one row of outline. Starting at the top right do a bean
stitch over and down until you come to the center leg of the E. Do a walk out
to the end and back. Then continue with a bean. This gives a bean outline all
around. And although you have 3 parts, it runs continuously as one part
without trims or ties. Of course, a tie at the beginning
and end of the E.
The auto sequencing in DS is very good, BUT not perfect. And you know what
they say about auto digitizing - nothing is better than manually digitizing!
And here you have the perfect example.
Juli in Kona
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