Satin column: object %s has a fill (but should not) In this case you should consider using the node method or to prolong the rails. If this is already the case and you still are receiving this message, one or more rungs might be longer than the rails. Make sure rungs intersect rails only once. Satin column: One or more of the rungs intersects the rails more than once.

Make sure rungs intersect both rails once. Satin column: One or more of the rungs doesn’t intersect both rails.Įach rail should intersect both rungs once.

Then apply param settings to both seperated satin columns. Recombine selected rails and rungs with Ctrl+K. Click on Break path at selected nodes within the Tool Controls Bar. With Node Edit Tool select a node at the position where you want to split your path. Please split into multiple satin columns. One or more rails crosses itself, and this is not allowed.

Converting your shape to a path will solve the problem. Ink/Stitch will ignore every non-path object. If you want to keep the old preset settings, change the name - otherwise use Overwrite. You cannot Add presets with existent names. Please use another name or press “Overwrite” View a list of all available presets by clicking on the arrow beside the input field. Preset with the given name is not existent. Select a value from the dropdown or enter a new one. Some settings had different values across objects. Converting your shape to a path will solve the problem: Select all objects with Ctrl+A and hit Ctrl+Shift+C for conversion.Ĭreate an GitHub issue and describe the steps you’ve done so far. No embroiderable paths found in document. Converting your shape to a path will solve the problem ( Ctrl+Shift+C). Tip: use Path -> Object to Path to convert non-paths before embroidering.

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