Use Shaping > Weld to merge overlapping objects into a single ‘flattened’ object.
Use Shaping > Combine to merge the properties of overlapping objects and trim overlapping areas.
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Use Shaping > Weld to merge overlapping objects into a single ‘flattened’ object. |
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Use Shaping > Combine to merge the properties of overlapping objects and trim overlapping areas. |
Merge selected objects using the Weld or Combine tools.
3Select vector or embroidery objects to shape.
3Use Weld to merge overlapping objects into a single ‘flattened’ object.
3Make symmetrical shapes by digitizing one half, duplicating and reflecting, then welding the duplicate shapes.
3Use Combine to convert embroidery objects into multiple objects sharing the properties – stitch color and type, etc – of the topmost object.
3If drawing tools are used as the input method, Combine converts vector objects to a single complex shape.
3Cut objects in half by drawing a line through them and applying Divide. Apply Combine to create closed objects or Weld to fuse two objects.
