Module Arrangements

Module Arrangement

Module Arrangements are knitting elements that specify the transfer cycles of modules.
If there are multiple transfer processes with different racking course and not knitting rows in a common pattern row, then you can define the procedure by a Module Arrangement.

A MA is divided into segments and in general consists of a search area and a processing area.

Structure of a Module Arrangement

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1

Header

In the header you can check the MA and apply modifications.

2

Processing Area

The upper area of the MA is the processing area.
The transfer processes that correspond to the segments in the search area are offered and can be resorted and edited here.

3

Search Area

In the search area you can find the design rows of the modules.
These rows correspond to the not knitting rows in the processing area.

4

Status Bar

The status bar contains cursor indications and options for the presentation in the MA.

5

Symbols to draw in the MA

At the right edge you can find the tab with the symbols to draw in the MA.

Application Examples:

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Create a Module Arrangement:

  • Open the Nuovo elemento di lavoro dialog box, select Module Arrangementand manually make the necessary and desired settings.
  • New knitting element (dialog box)
  • or
    In the MA tool window using the context menu, create a new MA.
  • MA tool window
  • The faster way:
    Generate a Module Arrangement from a selection.
    Selezione -> Crea Module Arrangement... function in the context menu of the selection
    • Select area where you want to apply the MA.
    • Call up Selezione -> Crea Module Arrangement... function in the context menu of the selection.
    • Not knitting rows and color areas are displayed in the MA in segments.
    • Selection

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Examples for MAs with and without shape

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Further examples