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- by Mark Angilowski
Creativate: Save embroidery file for the plotter
- 0 commentson Creativate: Save embroidery file for the plotter
- by Mark Angilowski
Want to cut an embroidery design with your plotter? Many embroidery files can be exported to a suitable cutting format in just a few steps. Here's how to correctly save embroidery files for your plotter – regardless of the device type.
An embroidery file contains information about stitches, thread colors, and sequences. Plotters, on the other hand, require paths—pure line information. Therefore, an embroidery file must be converted into a vector-based format that the plotter can read (e.g., SVG or FCM).
The conversion makes sense if:
Make sure to manually edit the outlines if necessary to remove unnecessary layers.
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