Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>wrote:
>On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 08:43:17 -0700, Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
/snip
>
>Yeah, it's fine to be a newb. I love helping newbs (if I can)... but
>they gotta understand what can and can't be done, within reason...
>
I agree.. and not within reason but point blank <g>
oH...
..and a newb must stick with the program.. not "learn a
bit" and "run off gleefully".. heh
>
>Time to move on from the baby pool!!...
>
Call me a dreamer.. buuut IF the collective quality of
digi work is lifted then we will get more peeps using
the NG. The spin-off from that has to be a plus?
OTOH..
I am kinda torn between being keen to see the group
flourish and entertaining those who would demand of
others free time in doing cottage work for commercial
gain. Hopefully the group is mature enough to avoid the
latter.
>Remember that Handy Manny one you did... zoom in and have a geek at
>Manny's... erm... manbit...
>/tinkle...
I musta missed that one.. bugger :->
Filename??
/snip
>>The design I posted actually DOES have underlay stitches. Artista puts
>>them in automatically.
>>
>Nah... that's not underlay... that's just a few running stitches to
>get the stitching starting and ending somewhere handy. /grin
>If that is as good as the underlay setting for Artista is.... ? ...
>/gulp
>I'm sure it's not.
>
>>They may not be effective because the underlay
>>stitches immediately precede their associated object - so the second
>>object's underlay isn't laid down until the first object is completed.
>>
>Bit lost here. I would expect the colour being sewed, to sew some kind
>of stabilising stitches, reflecting the density of the area to be
>covered and then proceed to finish the overlay stitches.
>Not following what you mean by "second object".
>
Going from memory (testing of Artista) I reckon what
Herb is saying is correct, Artista does allow for
underlay.. BUT... but what happens is the grouping gets
all shot in "auto mode" as the sequence jumps from one
colour to another thereby screwing over the laying down
of the underlay in one hit.. as you suggest in your
earlier tip and as I now know must be done for the
underlay to do its job.
Dunno if I am on target with this (second object
answer), it makes sense to me.. a man<g>
/snip
>>Hmm.. ready to design a flexible monitor screen?
>>
>Typical bloke... I have encountered this "thinking" before with blokes
>and embroidery...
>
oH really..?.. I think Don is rattling the screws on
the lid.. he wants to say something. I feel it..!
[tunnels]
maybe yall should take him under yall
wings and explaine to him just what a good man
is,many a time I told him but he dont listen
[poof]
I think that was Don waxing lyrical on men being held
in esteem (?) by the women in this NG<g>
/snip
>/toggles back to Pixie IQ.... much better... rofl
>Why do I now have an urge to burp and scratch odd places...?? Yeuw!
>
/pml
oH lawd save us..!
/crosses meselv
>It takes TIME!!! Lots of time...
>
/cue Sybil
I know.
I noes..
>It's a big ploy to part you from your dollars..../grin
>I have noticed that the harder a program is to "master" the better the
>results that can be achieved. But you have to learn which ones to
>press or toggle.
>
... and find them in some obscure (nondescript) piece
of real estate on a screen, a place where only a woman
would look..!
/ducks
Incoming..!
/runs for the trenches
/snip
>Live and learn!
>
Excellent posting, Pixie.
I snipped a lot but I also found a lot more insight..
thanks.
>> - Herb
>
>Have to run. Lunch date.
>Pixie :-))
>/polishes spikes... Hopper... yer next... /chortle...
>
Oi... steady up..!
I am the perfect one..!
You going to send my halo into meltdown..!!!!??
/rotflmao
You enjoy your arvo.. I am having my "nanny nap"...
cYa
--
hopper
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