Studio works with vector objects which are filled with chosen type of stitches. The way of how stitches are generated is defined by parameters . For example, the most common parameter is density of stitches. All objects created in Studio have adjustable parameters that can be used for creation of special effects and for accommodation of design for sewing on specific type of fabric.
There are two ways of how to access the object's parameters:
This window allows to change parameters of multiple objects at once, or to change overall parameters that affect the whole design.
To change parameters of several objects at once, select objects and invoke the Parameters window by tapping the pop-up button or with use of main menu > Options > Parameters .
Parameters Window
Parameters are organized into several sections, according to type of objects or parameter scope. There are also common parameters that apply to all objects in design, regardless of if they are selected or not. These parameters are located in Overall section.
Non-numerical parameters are mostly represented by well known check boxes and combo boxes.
Many parameters have numerical value and they are represented by controls like this example: (A) icon or caption, (B) value, (C) unit
To change value of such parameter, press the primary mouse button on the parameter value (B) to increase it, or press the secondary mouse button on the parameter value (B) to decrease it.
Above mentioned numerical parameter controls allow to invoke a panel with additional options. Click the parameter's caption or icon to access panel with controls for easier change of the parameter.