Use Colorway Editor > Create Colorway to add a new colorway to the design.
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Use Colorway Editor > Create Colorway to add a new colorway to the design. |
When you create a new design, it contains a single default colorway called ‘Colorway 1’. You can add a virtually unlimited number of colorways to the design using the same or different thread sets. Preview designs in different colors on different fabrics. Colorways are saved with the design in EMB format. They can also be saved to an EMT template file for use in future designs. They cannot, however, be saved with machine files.
Tip: Other settings are included as part of the colorway definition – background color, fabric, or product, as well as display colors for borer symbols, unsewn stitches, selected objects, object outlines and the grid.
1Open the design and click the Colorway Editor icon.
2Click the Create Colorway icon.
3Enter a new colorway name – e.g. ‘Colorway 2’. The new colorway will use the current colorway as a starting point.
4Assign colors from available threads to selected color slots.
Note: As dark-colored threads cover light-colored fabrics better than vice versa, different densities may be required when changing from one colorway to another. Colorways do not automatically compensate for different densities. These must be adjusted manually.
5Use the internal toolbar to edit:
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Give the colorway a unique name for easy identification in the droplist and production worksheet – e.g. a name which reflects the background fabric. |
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3If you change the background in Colorway 1 and save it to your template, it will display like this at start up.
3You can also match thread colors from imported graphics – vector or bitmap.
