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Used shapes as symbols for use in all future designs. Includes 200 ready-to-use symbols. Unlimited conversion between stitch types You are no longer restricted to one conversion to a stitch type - get the freedom to change your mind on which stitch type is best suited for a specific design. Vector File Import Import vector files (.eps, .ai, .cdr, etc.) or copy and paste vectors from Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW, to keep the original vector points and colors. Quickly convert vectors to any available stitch type for easy embroidery creation Rounded Corner Tool Quickly create a rounded corner from right angles with the rounded corner tool. Auto Satin Quickly create a satin path segment from two overlapping artwork segments using the Auto Satin tool. It will automatically add start and stop points as well as angle lines. AutoSequence Take the painstakingly task of correcting your digitized design manually to a few clicks of the mouse. With the AutoSequence feature, you select the sequencing order, trims, starts and stops, and apply lock stitches for the segments that you have selected or the entire design at once. Illustrator Extreme has the following tools : Rounded Corner Tool Automatic Overlap Auto Satin Path Tool Programmed Runs Contour Stitch Branching Combine, Breakup and Offset Tools Circular CopyMINIMUM Recommended Computer SpecificationsTajima DG16 by Pulse is a 64-bit application and requires 64 bit Windows 10, 8.1 , 8 or Windows 7. 32-bit operating systems and older operating systems such as Windows XP and Windows Vista are not supported.RECOMMENDED COMPUTER SPECIFICATIONSBelow is a list of the recommended computer specifications if you plan to purchase a computer for Tajima DG16 by Pulse. Increasing RAM memory and/or processor speed will improve system performance.Please contact your distributor for more information on system requirements.64-bit 3.0 GHz Quad Core Genuine Intel ProcessorMicrosoft Windows® 7 (64-bit), Windows® 8 (64-bit), Windows® 8.1 (64-bit) or Windows® 10 (64-bit)Video Card: A video card memory minimum size of 2GB and best of 4GB Ram video card sizeMonitor with 1024×768 (4:3) video resolution with 16-bit color display (or higher)CD-ROM drive8 GB RAM – better choice 16GB or above- other program memory requirements should be taken in to consideration for appropriate RAM memory.Minimum 2 GB hard disk drive space availableMouse (three-button is preferred for digitizing)At least one Universal Serial Bus (USB) PortA LAN (Local Area Network) connectionAdditionally, an internet connection required for access to PulseCloud servicesDrawFusion feature supports CorelDRAW®

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Is not stored, restarting Estlcam requires a material touch off to recreate it.A 3-axis probe plate works great for one-off projects where the corner won't get machined away. With the tool a bit in from the corner (wherever you normally start a 3-point probe) start by clicking the length sensor icon. Do the 3-point auto probe after and you're good to go. After tool changes go to that 'in from the corner' position, slide the probe plate in position and click the length sensor icon. To have the machine automatically go to that 'in from the corner' position for tool changes, add G00 coordinates (e.g. G00 X15.0000 Y15.0000) to Setup: CNC program : Texts : Tool change.[ comment | link | top ]Center OriginA center origin is used when you want to center a project/drawing on the material being cut. It's easy when the drawing has a center point mark or the drawing includes a perimeter circle, rectangle or regular polygon. Those shapes all have a circumcenter (three point/triangle circumcircle center) and using the three point center option will center the origin.You can either mark the center of the material and manually center the bit/zero X/Y, or use the Estlcam center finding probe options to precisely center the bit and automatically zero X/Y. ...New in v12 is a one click origin at the Center the set paths. When a perimeter path is set (e.g. the circle), it does everything the three point tool does and more. For drawings without a perimeter, e.g. a just the dolphin drawing/paths center, it may not provide the desired center.[ comment | link | top ]Autoselect and LayersEven on simple projects, having CAM programs auto-select cutting paths (Automatic Functions : Create objects automatically) can be hit and miss. If the project involves more than one type of cut, e.g. inside and outside of the line, auto-select will be weighted to one or the other and paths will probably need to be edited. Easel auto-selects by default and provides three unweighted options (in/out/on) when importing a drawing. Estlcam auto-select is optional, includes more cut types (e.g.