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CreativeStudio Download Instructions

Download Instructions

The primary purpose of this update is to make CreativeStudio compatible with Windows 11 to better support customers purchasing new Stand Alone (SAM) laptops.

Click here to download CreativeStudio.

While we expect the installation process to go smoothly, please try to do the update during Gammill Tech Support business hours, 8 am – 8 pm, 7 days a week in case assistance is needed.

If you are installing CS 8.0 on a computer that already has CS7 do these things first:

  1. Finish Active Projects

  2. Save Projects

  3. Sync to the PatternCloud

  4. Check Microsoft Updates till all updates are installed 

What's New

  • Updated SQL to be compatible with Windows 11 

  • Updated CS Splash Screen

    • Updated to make a more interactive Splash Screen.

  • New Help menu item, Knowledgebase

    • The Help menu now links to the Gammill Knowledge base web page.

Fixes

  • Calibrate All no longer locks the needle

  • Fix to CS sync total discrepancy

  • Auto correct errant channel lock value

  • Removed old Import PVM and iPattern

    • Both of these programs have been experiencing issues with data synchronization, likely due to the many years since their last update. Importing from these programs will make a mess in your PatternCloud. Please do not use them if you still have CS7. The only fix  is to completely empty your PatternCloud account and you will need to start over. 

  • Removed old Pattern Catalog

    • This old CS feature depends on a Microsoft library that has not been updated for Windows 11 and an acceptable alternative is not available. However, you can still print your catalog through PatternCloud.  Click here for instructions on how. 

  • Limiting image import size to 15Mb and limiting projects to 70Mb

    • This helps to prevent the “Out of Memory Exception,” which is due to a variable exceeding Microsoft’s set limits; it is not due to running out of physical memory.