Module Explorer of Pattern: Modify the Inserted Start

Task:

Edit the start

Machine type:

  • CMSWith Comb
  • CMSWithout Comb

M1plus working technique

Modify the start used in the pattern.

You can find the start inserted in the pattern in the Module Explorer of Pattern and modify it if desired.

I. Modify the start inserted in the pattern:

  1. The pattern is loaded as basic pattern.
    1
    Open the Module Explorer via the Module / Module Explorer of Pattern... menu.
    2
    Open the desired directory with the corresponding pattern name .
    3
    Open the Start Directory with a double-click.
  1. The container module of the inserted start is displayed.

The displayed module is a copy of the original from the Module Explorer Database and has no L marking.

    4
    Open the container module of the inserted start double-clicking.
  1. The container with the write-protected elements is displayed.
    5
    Place the cursor on the element in the container to be changed and open it double-clicking.

Changes for example in the:

    6
    In the Pattern colors toolbar switch to the Yarn Colors (technical yarns) color palette and select the technical colors needed for drawing.

No.

Function

Color number

1

Rib thread 1

201

2

Rib thread 2

202

3

Rib thread 3

203

4

Rib thread 4

204

5

Protection thread 1

205

6

Protection thread 2

206

7

Draw thread 1

207

8

Comb thread 1

208

9

Elastic yarn 1

209

10

Draw thread 2

210

11

Comb thread 2

211

12

Elastic thread 2

212

13

Rib thread 5

213

14

Rib thread 6

214

15

Rib thread 7

215

16

Rib thread 8

216

    7
    Select the drawing tool and the desired needle actions.
    8
    Change the knitting sequence in the element.

Watch out when modifying:

    9
    Close the Module Editor with .
    10
    Confirm the Apply Modifications? query with Yes.
  1. Changes are saved, the element is marked with an L and displayed in the container.
    11
    Close the Container module with OK.
  1. The container module is marked with an L, displayed in the Module Explorer of Pattern and applied to the basic pattern.