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</submenu>
</effects-menu>
</effect>
- <param name="force-lock-stitches" type="description" indent="1" >
+ <label indent="1" >
Small fonts will sometimes unravel if threads are cut after the embroidery machine has finished the work.
Therefore it is important that also diacritics with a smaller distance to the font body than defined by the collapse length value (default: 3mm) have lock stitches.
This can be achieved by adding a forced lock stitch attribute to them.
- </param>
+ </label>
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- <param name="extension-description" type="description" indent="1">
+ <label indent="1">
This extension has been build to help font authors to define "force lock stitches"-attributes automatically if they are placed in a predefined distance to the next object.
- </param>
+ </label>
<param indent="1" name="min_distance" type="float" gui-text="Minimum distance (mm)" min="0" max="3">1</param>
<param indent="1" name="max_distance" type="float" gui-text="Maximum distance (mm)" min="1" max="10">3</param>
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