My Editor Innovative Functions

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Check out video tutorial at below

https://youtu.be/Wx44VODbAy0

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Hello Friends

If you're are using My Editor Free Digitizing Software then this article is for you. Below we have written about the way to use Auto Density, Changing Background, Removing Small Stitches in My Editor.

First of all, if you are not using My Editor and came here accidentally then you can download the My Editor Free Embroidery Digitizing Software from below link

http://www.wingsxp.com/index.php/my_editor/

Now let us discussed the above-mentioned features one by one below

Auto Density:
As the name suggests this is the way to adjust the density of the design. Through this option, My Editor software automatically adjusts the density of the design. To use this option, just open the design and select Auto Density option from the Stitches menu. You will find the snapshot of the same below


Changing Background Color
My Editor, by default opens the design in the black background. If you want to change the background then this option is for you. To change the background color, just click on the Color Wheel ( as shown in the below snapshot) and replace the Black color with your required color.
To know the exact location of the color wheel checks out the below snapshot.


Preview 3D View
My Editor also allows you to check your design in the 3D Preview. For using this option just select the Preview 3D option from the View Menu.
To know how to select this, check out below snapshot.


Small Stitches
You can use this function to remove the defined stitches from the design. For example, if you want to remove the stitches from 0.00 mm to 0.04 mm then this function can be useful to you. To use this function, select the small stitches option from the Stitches menu. Once selected, mentioned the to and for value to remove the defined small stitches. For more details check out the below snapshots.




We had also made a video tutorial for the same. If you're finding difficulty in understanding the above-written tutorial then you can also check out the below video tutorial for the same.

Note: The Clipart/Vector used in the above tutorial or digitization is taken from Freepik