Properties of Fabric Piece
Call up dialog box by the Properties context menu.
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Context menu of the fabric piece in the Dimensioning View
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Context menu of the fabric piece in the Fabric Pieces and Sizes tool window
Left column
Preview graphic
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Gauge

Select the gauge of the machine.
For information only!
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Stitch Density

Select a defined index of stitch density for the basic pattern -
Filling Element

Select a basic needle action for the pattern -
Pattern Color

Select a basic color for the pattern. -
Basic Type

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Quantity

Specify the quantity of fabric piece within the article
E.g. A quantity of 2 for the left and right sleeve.
Distance of Shape Halves
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Odd Distance
Select this option to get an odd distance of the shape halves.
E.g. for preparing the V-neck -
Distance
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Specify the quantity of needles for the area outside shape between the shape halves
E.g. Front of a cardigan
Right column
Start
Stitch Density![]()
Select a defined index of stitch density for the start
Knitting Element for the Start
Knitting Element for the Start![]()
Select knitting element for the start.
Depending on the selected knitting element there will appear further options.
Options of the Start Module
Quantity of Systems![]()
Specify the number of systems for the fabric start.
Elastic Thread![]()
Specify with or without elastic thread and the insertion of the elastic thread.
Protection Thread![]()
Specify with or without protection thread.
Transition![]()
Specify the type of transition between the fabrics.
Doubling
Doubling
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Select the knitting element for widening the start.
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The widening of the fabric results from the stitch density and the start module.
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Here you select the knitting elements for the protection rows.
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With Comb

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Without Comb

Here you can determine the stitch length and the position in the fabric piece for linking rows.
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Stitch Length

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Linking Row

Specify if a loose linking row shall be generated and on which row. -
No Linking Row
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Last
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Second to Last
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Third to Last
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First and Last
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Second and Second to Last
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Third and Third to Last
