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Hello; I am new to digitizing, but not to graphics or software by any means. Trying to feel my way through Digitizer V5, with typically lousy documentation that everything seems to come with. If there is something in the software, should it not be explained in the flipping manual? These things are not, and it pisses me off to have to bash my head against this, hoping to luck out and find an answer. 1) I am playing with changing object attributes, and as such the 'Resequence' menu comes into play. I see there are 'Object' and 'Object Type', and that each item has a different icon describing its type. NOWHERE do I find any explanation of what each icon means?

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2) If you had a word digitized, it seems to me that you would want each letter to have the same object type so that you could then also make its attributes the same as the rest to keep the appearance of each consistent. Not only are the object types different, nor can I find out what the icons mean, but I do not seem to be able to change the object type. What do these icons mean, and how do I deal with them? 3) When I save a digitized file, there are only three file types available (two variants of EMB, and one JAF). None of these are available in the Janome interface. Since this Wilcom software came with the 500E machine, should there not be some compatibility here? Since the file types are not compatible, I cannot make the machine 'see' the files to import them.???????

We've got other problems, but this will do for a start. Not looking for a free ride, just a nudge forward. Thanks for any and all advice. Hi again; Totally by accident, I did find those object icons in the software.

While searching the internet in in near futility, I found a Janome promotional video on just how great this new Digitizer MBX V5 is, and they happened to open the Digitize drop down menu on the left side of the page, and there the icons were. They made no mention of them, but I was able to see them, so I found them in my own software. I still have not found a description of the attributes of each, but at least I know what they are called, and there is some information to be gleaned from the name of each. This is a work still in progress.

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This brings up more questions. As mentioned previously, I am digitizing a word, and while all the letters were created in CORELDraw with the same attributes, they are assigned different object types by the Digitizer. Three of the letters are designated as closed objects (Star icon). One of them is inexplicably designated as a Branching (the leafless tree icon).

I can clearly see differences in the vector paths when I click on the letter (pink lines visible), and this also translates to how it stitches in True View. Beyond why the digitizer sees and then designates them differently, how can I create a new Closed Shape letter so that all of the attributes - such as stitch angle - can be made equal? How many machines does Janome sell with this software? This utility has to be based on previous Wilcom software. Somebody out there has to know this stuff.

OK; It seems I will be doing my own thread to solve my own problems, and teach everyone (anyone?) else in the process. Not to worry. It's all good. So, with experience in doing graphics and using CORELDraw, I intuited by what I saw that the digitizer did, that perhaps redrawing the object in question would allow the digitizer to render it differently, and indeed that turned out to be the case. I was able to change what the digitizer rendered as a 'Branching' object (leafless tree icon) to a 'Digitize Closed Shape' object (closed star icon).

Thus, the list of attributes available was the same for all of my letters, and I could make them all consistent. These letters are arranged in an arc, and I wanted to set the stitch angles so that they matched the angle of each letter.

With the 'A' designated a 'Branched' object, not only was setting the stitch angle not available, but it broke the letter up into separate sections, with 4 different stitch angles that I could not change. This letter 'A' was comprised of all sharp corners, and the digitizer 'connected' cross corners from inside to outside boundaries, and created separate sections. By going back to CORELDraw and rounding the corners of the triangle at the center of the 'A', the digitizer then eliminated the crossing vectors it had created, making the letter one solid object with an uninterrupted inside and outside vector border. The pic below shows the pink vector lines the digitizer draws. I added the white lines in this pic to show how it originally drew it, offering it as a 'Branching' object. By redrawing the vector design with round corners on the triangle at the center of the 'A', it allowed the digitizer to draw the letter as a 'Closed Shape.'