buzz-tools buzzsize Manuale Utente
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Editing Designs
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Resize your selection by dragging the circular
boundary of your selection. The percentage
enlargement is displayed on the bottom status
bar. In the example shown, the design moves
away from the resize center; that is, the bird's
beak (Figure 3-11). If you exceed the maximum
recommended resize percentage of twenty
percent, the cursor will include an exclamation
point to alert you of a potential problem and the
Resize dialog will open. This allows you to select
the “Use BuzzSize
boundary of your selection. The percentage
enlargement is displayed on the bottom status
bar. In the example shown, the design moves
away from the resize center; that is, the bird's
beak (Figure 3-11). If you exceed the maximum
recommended resize percentage of twenty
percent, the cursor will include an exclamation
point to alert you of a potential problem and the
Resize dialog will open. This allows you to select
the “Use BuzzSize
™
to Retain Stitch Density” option. The options you
select on this dialog will be remembered and they will be used in the
future to determine if the Resize dialog should be displayed.
future to determine if the Resize dialog should be displayed.
You can also resize your selection using specific values for the resize
percentage and the center of the resizing (choose
percentage and the center of the resizing (choose
BuzzTools > Resize…
).
Using the
BuzzTools > Resize
menu command also allows you to change
the resize settings. For more help on this command, click on the Resize
Selection dialogs
Selection dialogs
Help
button.
Changing Density
BuzzSize
™
allows you to change the density of a design or a complete
color break. Density adjustment may be necessary to compensate for
certain fabrics or to correct a design stitching fault. For example, you
might want to reduce the density of an area when you are planning on
stitching the design onto light weight fabrics. The density can be
increased or decreased by up to 50%.
certain fabrics or to correct a design stitching fault. For example, you
might want to reduce the density of an area when you are planning on
stitching the design onto light weight fabrics. The density can be
increased or decreased by up to 50%.
You can adjust density by using the
Density
tool that is located on
the Main toolbar or by using the
BuzzTools > Change Stitch Density
command.
Stretch
In addition to resizing your selection, you can stretch or shrink your
design along an arbitrary direction. In
design along an arbitrary direction. In
BuzzSize
™
,
a stretched selection
contains the same number of stitches as the original.
Figure 3-11 Resize
your selection by
dragging the
boundary.
your selection by
dragging the
boundary.