Main Window

When you launch the software, an introductory window will appear, displaying the program version and registration number. After a few seconds, the main working area will open.

The main window includes the following elements:

• Title Bar: Located at the top of the window, with the control menu on the left and the maximize/minimize buttons on the right.
• Window Border: Allows for resizing of the window when it is not maximized.
• Menu Bar: Provides access to various actions and functions within the software.
• Button Bar: Contains shortcuts to the most frequently used options.
• Tool Bar: Includes creation tools and zoom controls.
• Working Area: The primary workspace where designs and patterns are displayed. To the left and above this area are guides that show the current dimensions being used. These guides can be disabled if desired.
• Scroll Bars: Located in the bottom-right corner, below the working area, and allow you to view parts of the design that are not currently visible.
• Lower Flyout Menu: Offers quick access to additional functions and settings.
• Status Bar: Displays information about the current design and its properties.
• Control Center: Enables all necessary transformations, plotter configuration, and cutting parameter adjustments.

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The height of the working area corresponds to the width of the bobbin, while the base corresponds to its length. Ensure that any design visible horizontally in the window aligns with the bobbin. If it does not, the plotter or software may be configured incorrectly.

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The Control Center

The Control Center is a fly-out dialog box used to control most of the software's functions and configurations. It can be positioned anywhere within the working area or docked as part of the main window by moving it to the left or right edge of the software window. When docked, the Control Center integrates into the main window, adjusting the working area so that it remains visible and not obscured by the Control Center.

The operation tree appears at the top of the Control Center. The available functions will expand or collapse depending on the objects selected and the actions that can be performed at any given moment.

Functions are organized into primary sections, which may have sub-branches. If a main section contains hidden branches, a “+” symbol will appear next to it. To display these hidden branches, click the “+” symbol, which will change to a “–” symbol. To hide the branches again, click the “–” symbol.