Color/sequence numbering

lid535 · 2024-03-18T15:43:29+00:00

My company uses your software to input the designs after coloring the stitch file. When we preview the .dst the numbers are not listed. We use this sheet t...

lid535

I wish I could paste my pic in here for you to see. I either have use my finger on the screen and count to make sure I am inputting my correct thread sequence into our system, because the number isn't next to the thread color box ( yes, on the right side of the screen where the thread color boxes are) when I look at the preview we just colored. Other wise we have to open the .dst which has the ' number', next to the thread color.

EXAMPLE:

Blue
Red
Blue
Green

Currently the boxes are:

Blue

Red

Blue

Green

When there are 20 sequences, you can see how transferring this information without knowing what number you are on can cause mistakes for us, and frankly it has. If you could add this you would be MY HERO! 🙂

Matthias

Oh, you're referring to the app's window, while I thought about "printed" PDFs … good to have this clarified.

With regard to a picture: You might want to consult the article mentioned above, or just send an email to confirm we are aligned 🙂

lid535

No, not the app window. The .dst document. When it shows the preview of what the file is, the thread boxs are there,

in order, upper right, with no numbers beside them. Do you have an email I can send you a pic of what I am talking about?

Matthias

The ".DST document" is not very specific, I assume you're referring to a PDF document, reflecting the design with its meta data, thread list, and created via the app's printing option? Please send some illustrating picture to info@stitchbuddy.de…

Edit: @lid535 Sorry for the confusion! Currently working with my iPhone, I just realised that the app window already includes thread numbers - as you mentioned. My bad … so we're talking PDF. Consider your feature request addressed by StitchBuddy's next release…

lid535

Matthias -

I just sent my example to your email address above. The .dst file is the most used file type that runs on various brands of machines. It is exported from any embroidery software. It also can be imported or opened with your software to see the sequence breakdown of the design. See my example. I appreciate your willingness to listen to user feedback.

Thank you

Lydi

Matthias

lid535 Thanks for your mail, confirming we're talking about the PDFs / printouts, much appreciated.

Actually, StitchBuddy's code is already changed and the next releases will include leading thread numbers. While the iOS version will enter beta testing shortly, the next release for macOS will probably take some more time if I'm bundling the change with other improvements. But maybe I decide for an interims update…

lid535

Yes, this does apply when you print it too. The numbers are missing. Thanks for your help.

Matthias

Matthias While the iOS version will enter beta testing shortly, the next release for macOS will probably take some more time if I'm bundling the change with other improvements. But maybe I decide for an interims update…

Hey @lid535: I just submitted StitchBuddy v3.2.6 as an interims update for Apple's approval: With some extensive gardening the next weeks I won't be able to spend time on major app updates, and I don't want to keep you waiting for a rather small change…

The new version should be globally available in 1-2 days, depending on Apple's reaction time and distribution processes - and your Mac will automatically update if configured accordingly.

All of you, please report back any issue I might have missed in testing!

lid535

Thank you so MUCH!!!

lid535

Matthias, when does the next release with these changes come out?

Matthias

lid535 StitchBuddy HD (for iOS / iPadOS) has just reached its public beta testing: Depending on feedbacks I'd expect a release possibly end of April.

I cannot give a date for the next release of StitchBuddy for macOS, as probably I'll spend less time at my computer at spring and summer…

lid535

We are anxiously waiting for the 'numbers' to show up. That would greatly help us in our daily work. 🙂

Matthias

lid535 We are anxiously waiting for the 'numbers' to show up.

Noted 🙂

Matthias

Matthias All of you, please report back any issue I might have missed in testing!

Well, I updated the iOS and macOS apps as well as the Automator action to create PDFs … but missed the Quick Look plugin. My bad!

Thanks @lid535 for reporting this issue and it will be fixed in some days time, together with the ruler problem mentioned by @coolcat.