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2019-03-06keep color when convert to satin columnKaalleen
2019-03-051.22.1: satin density fixLex Neva
This is a small release with one bug fix: * try to maintain consistent density in satin columns when rails expand or contract from each other
2019-03-05Merge pull request #389 from inkstitch/lexelby/satin-densityLex Neva
try to fix satin density issues
2019-03-01avoid gaps at the endLex Neva
2019-03-01compensate for non-parallel railsLex Neva
This uses some trig to try to reduce the excess density we were seeing with rails that expand or contract from each other. While I was in there I redid the satin algorithm, making it much simpler and less magical-seeming.
2019-02-17new translations from CrowdinInk/Stitch Crowdin integration
2019-02-16v1.22.0: tons of bug fixes!Lex Neva
Bug fixes: * properly handle black fill (#362) * don't create paths with empty "d" attribute when importing DST, PES, etc (#363) * properly encode trims in JEF files (#377) * significantly improve error messages for crashes in auto-fill * informative error message for auto-fill of extremely tiny shapes * fix file corruption in "Save As" JEF, DST, etc (all formats) (#387) * Ink/Stitch was erroneously adding a carriage return at the end of the file * fix print metadata (#372) * fix adding presets in Params (#381) * fix crash if fill start and end points are very close * don't crash on a design with no stitches * support manual stitch paths with a single stitch New feature: * option to skip the last stitch in each row of fill stitch * usually that stitch is unnecessary and will be very close to the stitch at the start of the next row * this can reduce stitch count for "free" in most cases
2019-02-16tons of bug fixes (#364)Lex Neva
bug fixes
2019-02-16fix styleLex Neva
2019-02-16improve error message when trying to autofill tiny shapesLex Neva
2019-02-16show inkscape label in error messagesLex Neva
2019-02-16fix stub output handlingLex Neva
2019-02-16fix styleLex Neva
2019-02-16another try at a .JEF trim fixLex Neva
2019-02-16fix argument bug in auto-satinLex Neva
2019-02-16Remove extra self param from store_preset call. (#381)redhat421
It looks like an extra "self" parameter was added to the store_preset call in the add_preset function. This prevents add_preset from working.
2019-02-16Fix print metadata (#372)Kaalleen
2019-02-16pin to numpy 1.16 to fix pyinstaller on windowsLex Neva
2019-02-01new translations from CrowdinInk/Stitch Crowdin integration
2019-01-17don't add jump stitches between satin column fill and top stitchingLex Neva
2019-01-17use pyembroidery 1.2.30 for JEF fixLex Neva
2019-01-15Remove extra self param from store_preset call. (#381)redhat421
It looks like an extra "self" parameter was added to the store_preset call in the add_preset function. This prevents add_preset from working.
2019-01-04fix crash if fill start and end points are very closeLex Neva
2019-01-04ability to stitch a single-point running stitch pathLex Neva
2019-01-01Fix print metadata (#372)Kaalleen
2018-12-30don't crash on a design with no stitchesLex Neva
2018-12-22print error message correctlyLex Neva
2018-12-19fix fill == none detectionLex Neva
2018-12-19fix duplicate point handlingLex Neva
2018-12-18fix error messageLex Neva
2018-12-18fix styleLex Neva
2018-12-18Merge branch 'master' into lexelby/bugsLex Neva
2018-12-16new translations from CrowdinInk/Stitch Crowdin integration
2018-12-15v1.21.0: basic letteringLex Neva
* new features: * lettering extension * generates multi-line text as satin columns in your SVG * dynamically routes stitching, breaking up satins if necessary and adding running stitch * live preview window * many more features forthcoming in future versions * editable footer in Print PDF with rich text * great for branding * can save as default * bug fixes: * fix PHC load issue
2018-12-15basic lettering GUI (#351)Lex Neva
2018-12-13fix styleLex Neva
2018-12-12add option to skip last stitch in fill rowsLex Neva
2018-12-12tidy importsLex Neva
2018-12-12avoid creating paths with empty 'd' in stitch plan (#363)Lex Neva
2018-12-12tidy up importsLex Neva
2018-12-12use proper defaults for fill and stroke in Params (#362)Lex Neva
2018-11-23Fix encodingKaalleen
2018-11-23new translations from CrowdinInk/Stitch Crowdin integration
2018-11-15add editable footerKaalleen
closes #346
2018-11-14basic lettering (#344)Lex Neva
Can handle multiple lines of text and routes the stitching in alternating directions on each line.
2018-11-14use latest pyembroidery (#347)Lex Neva
fixes PHC load problem (#345)
2018-10-31new translations from CrowdinInk/Stitch Crowdin integration
2018-10-30v1.20.0: auto-route satin, sewing time estimate, and g-code outputLex Neva
This release is packed with new features and important bug fixes! * new features: * cut satin column * break a satin column into two pieces at a specified point * auto-route satin columns * arranges the selected satins into a logical stitching order * cuts satins if necessary * adds running stitch as "underpathing" * option to add trim intructions * huge time-saver! * sewing time estimate in Print to PDF * specify your machine's stitches per second * options to adjust estimates as needed * g-code output format * great for DIY arduino-based embroidery machines * bug fixes * handle SVGs without a bounding box * use a faster algorithm for tie stitches * fixed regression: tie stitches were incorrectly added to manual stitch * operator notes in Print PDF showed HTML
2018-10-30Print Estimated Time (#341)Kaalleen
2018-10-30new extension: Auto-Route Satin Columns (#330)Lex Neva
**video demo:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbghtqziB1g This branch adds a new extension, Auto-Route Satin Columns, implementing #214! This is a huge new feature that opens the door wide for exciting stuff like lettering (#142). To use it, select some satin columns and run the extension. After a few seconds, it will replace your satins with a new set with a logical stitching order. Under-pathing and jump-stitches will be added as necessary, and satins will be broken to facilitate jumps. The resulting satins will retain all of the parameters you had set on the original satins, including underlay, zig-zag spacing, etc. By default, it will choose the left-most extreme as the starting point and the right-most extreme as the ending point (even if these occur partway through a satin such as the left edge of a letter "o"). You can override this by attaching the new "Auto-route satin stitch starting/ending position" commands. There's also an option to add trims instead of jump stitches. Any jump stitch over 1mm is trimmed. I might make this configurable in the future but in my tests it seems to do a good job. Trim commands are added to the SVG, so it's easy enough to modify/delete as you see fit.