Draw commands initiate a process that results in one or more boundary shapes or stitchable patterns displayed on the screen. This article covers the basics of Draw Commands and how to initiate and end the draw process.
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Draw commands initiate a process. The result of this drawing process is one or more boundary shapes or stitchable patterns displayed on the screen. The drawing can be created using the mouse or the stitcher or both, alternatively. The Draw Mode process remains active until it is terminated. Two of the most frequently used draw commands are Draw Boundary and Draw Trim. These create reference drawings seen on the screen, and are both used to improve accuracy. The remaining Draw functions actually create stitchable patterns.
Draw Command Rules
These rules apply to all Draw Commands:
Initiate any of the draw commands using one of the following:- Click on the icon.
- Click on the word Draw on the command bar, then choose the drawing feature you need.
- Use the keyboard shortcuts (hold the Alt key down and press the letter key).
- Right-click an open area on the CAD, and choose the draw feature you need.
Complete the current drawing by doing one of these:
- Click the right mouse button once.
- Press the Escape key.
- Press the Close Drawing button on the keypad.
- Click on the icon again.
- Click the right mouse button a second time.
- Press Exit Drawing button on the keypad.
- Use the keyboard shortcuts (hold the Alt key down and press the letter key).
Other Resources
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