- Create and edit Topstitch items.
- Navigate to Object Browser – Topstitch Tab
- Default_Topstitch is part of the program asset which is created upon download. It is fixed in the list and cannot be deleted.
- Adding Topstitch Item
- Navigate to Object Browser ▶ Topstitch Tab ▶ Add Button
- A new Topstitch item is created. - Duplicating Topstitch Item
- Click on the Topstitch item to be duplicated.
- The Copy button above the Topstitch List is activated.
- Click the Copy button as a duplicated Topstitch will be created at the bottom of the list. - Deleting Topstitch Item
- Only unused Topstitch item can be deleted.
- Click on the Delete icon located at the right side of the Topstitch item.
- Or right-click on the Topstitch item to access the pop-up menu. Select Delete.
- Select the Topstitch item to be edited and navigate to Object Browser.
- Name
- Change name for the selected Topstitch item. - Type
- There are two types of Topstitches: OBJ and Texture.
-Select desired option. - Material
- Preset
- Select shapes of Topstitches among provided options: Custom, Bartack, Buttonhole, Overlock,Pickstitch, Single, Single_Offset_0, Zigzag.
- When either Buttonhole or Overlock is selected, an additional option Stitch Width will appear. - Color
- Click on the color chip to change Topstitch color.
- Click on the drop-down arrow next to Color to access child options: Ambient Intensity and Diffuse Intensity.
- Adjust each option as needed. - Offset
- Commonly used offset values are provided as preset.
- Input specified value as needed.
- The unit corresponds to the unit that is currently used in CLO. - Length (SPI)
- Adjust the length of each Stitch.
- SPI is the abbreviation for Stitch per Inch. As SPI increases, each Stitch length shortens.
- Input specified stitch length as needed. - Thread Thickness
- Adjust the Thickness of the Thread manually.
- Expand the drop down menus by clicking the Arrow button.
- Choose the desired unit used for Thread Thickness among Tex, Ticket (Tkt,) Metric (Nm,) Denier (Den,) and Millimeter.
- When Preset is set as Pickstitch, a child option is added to adjust distance in between each Stitch. - Face
- Choose the Topstitch’s placement on the fabric: Front, Back, Both - Number of Line
- Assign number of lines for a Topstitch item.
- When more than two lines are created, a child option Distance will appear. Use this option to adjust the apart distance of lines.
- Select among provided values or input custom values as needed.
- Preset
- Multilayered Topstitch
- When a Topstitch item is created, only one layer is created by default.- To create multilayered Topstitch, click the + tab next to 1 tab.
- Toggle On Use This Stitch option. The options will be activated.
- Adjust options as needed.
- As many as five layers of Stitches can be created to express complicated Stitch styles such as Color Overlock.
- Multilayered Topstitch_ver.4.1.0 and Above
- Create various different types of Topstitches up to five at a time.- Choose the desired number of Topstitch lines using the drop down menu
next to Stitch Count.- To configure multiple lines of a single Topstitch style at the same time,
toggle on below options as needed.- Use Same Specification: Toggle on this option to configure multiple topstitches' Specification related options such as Shape, Length, Space and more at the same time.
- Use Material: Toggle on this option to configure multiple topstitches' Material
related options such as Texture, Color, Type and more at the same time.
- Default Topstitch Tread Thickness Unit_ver.4.2.0 and avobe
- Change the default unit for Topstitch thickness.- Navigate to Main Menu ▶ Settings ▶ User Settings ▶ User Interface ▶ Default Topstitch Thread Thickness Unit
- Select the desired unit among five options.
- Space_ver.4.2.0 and avobe
- Set the distance between each stitch of Topstitch style.- The Space value can be both negative and positive values.
- Saving/Opening Topstitch Item
- Select the Topstitch item to be saved.
- Click on the Save button at the top of the properties.
- A file browser will appear. Designate file name and path, and then click on the Save button.
- The Topstitch item will be saved as .sst format.
- To open a Topstitch item, select the Open button at the top of the properties.
- When a file browser appears, located and open the Topstitch item to be opened. - Applying Topstitch Item
- Select the
Edit Topstitch tool from the 2D toolbar.
- Then, navigate to 2D window and select on the Topstitch line created on 2D Pattern. The selected Topstitch line will be highlighted in pink.
- Click Assign button.
- The selected Topstitch item will be applied to the Topstitch line created on 2D Pattern.
- Or right-click on the Topstitch line on 2D Pattern to access a pop-up menu.
- Select Assign to New Topstitch.
- A new Topstitch item is created as it is automatically assigned to the selected Topstitch line on 2D Pattern. (Reference Editing Topstitch)
Comments
How to add custom stitches in stitch library Also how to create .sst file with custom stitches
All those 10sec video are really a pain to watch. Just oplad a full video with explanation!!
custom top stitch is really question, no body answer?