2D Snapshot (1:1)

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Objective

Save real size 2D pattern (1:1).

Location

Main Menu ▶ File ▶ Snapshot ▶ 2D Pattern (1:1)

Operation

Follow the indicated guideline below:

Main Menu ▶ File ▶ Snapshot ▶ 2D Pattern (1:1)

→ 2D window is enlarged, 2D Snapshot window appears.
Set below details as needed.

Locate the patterns according to the selected setting size (paper), Click Save.

Size	Preset	Customize or select from provided preset options.
	Orientation	Select from portrait or landscape orientation options.
	Resolution	Sets the pixels per inch for the image.
Options	Fabric Image	View or hide the fabric image.
Options	Graphic Image	View or hide the graphic image.
Reset	Resets the options back to the program default settings.

In order to save the file, enter desired file name and location, then click Save.
→ The image can be saved in .png or .pdf file format.

※ Note:

Now you can select segments with the Edit Pattern tool and the selected segments will be highlighted in the 2D Snapshot image (ver3.2.0).
Prior to saving the 2D Snapshot image, you can now arrange patterns with the Transform Pattern tool (ver3.2.0).
Save the image background as transparent (ver3.2.0).
Toggle symmetry, instance, trims, and measurements for graphics on or off (ver3.2.0).
2D snapshots can only be saved as .png format in ver4.0.0 and below.

Comments

fopke

April 30, 2018 19:31
after having made adjustments to a block (which I saved as a png file) I tried to save it again as a png file, but it I get a blurred/stretched versionof the block. How can I solve this?
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michellesbody

January 10, 2019 03:57
I need to print my patterns with seam allowance and 3 different graded sizes (with their seam allowance). How could we do that?
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Widyanti Winarto

October 21, 2020 10:54
Hello - I would like to print/plot the patterns in 1:1 and need to send a pdf file to the printing shop. Using print image, I can only save the image as jpeg or png, I don't have the option to select pdf when I want to prepare the marker. If I use the "export" function and prepare a plot, I don't know how to arrange as in a marker layout. Could you advise or which tutorial I might have overlooked?
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rosewilley

July 13, 2021 14:03
Hi, wiwinarto see this link for a video on how to export patterns as a plt file. I hope it helps: https://youtu.be/CKIRSXe9gMc?t=112
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