Wiki source code of Fill Areas Automatically
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| 5 | (% class="badge warningmessage" %)** MEDIUM **(%%)** In this Tutorial you learn how to fill an object automatically.** | ||
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| 8 | [[**here you get to the download page of the example programm~>~>**>>https://share.catrob.at/app/project/347dd0fd-ecf8-11ea-9251-005056a36f47]] | ||
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34.1 | 10 | //Here you can download the description in [[PDF-format>>attach:Fill Areas Automatically.pdf]]!// |
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| 25 | **1. **First,** c**reate a new Object. This is the object you want to fill. **You must name the object "filledObject".** | ||
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32.1 | 27 | You can draw it, or choose one of the media libraries. |
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| 32 | Mark, that you can only fill simple forms. If your design is too complicated it won't work. | ||
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32.1 | 42 | **2. **Now start and insert bricks into your script. |
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| 44 | First set the transparency to 50%. | ||
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11.2 | 46 | [[image:setTransparency.png||height="78" width="300"]] |
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32.1 | 48 | Then set the size of your object using this brick. |
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11.2 | 50 | [[image:setSize.png||height="60" width="300"]] |
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32.1 | 52 | Last but not least place the object in the right position. |
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11.2 | 54 | [[image:placeat.png||height="78" width="300"]] |
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| 56 | Hint: After shortly taping onto the brick you can place your object visually. | ||
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| 69 | **3. Create a new embroidery object. ** | ||
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32.1 | 71 | //Have a look at how to create an embroidery object [[here>>doc:Education.Embroidery.Create Embroidery-Objects.WebHome]].// |
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| 78 | Everywhere you see the text "touches actor or object..." you have to add a property. | ||
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32.1 | 80 | Therefore go to the formula editor and follow these steps: |
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26.1 | 83 | [[image:Properties.png||height="282" width="335"]] |
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26.1 | 86 | [[image:touches actor or object.png||height="456" width="332"]] |
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26.1 | 89 | [[image:choose right object.png||height="168" width="331"]] |
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| 92 | Now there should be the same text as in the right pictures. | ||
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| 97 | **Attention! ** | ||
| 98 | \\If there is a **"not"** before the property, you have to add that too. You can find it in the **formula editor** under **logic**. | ||
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32.1 | 111 | **4. **Now start and insert these bricks into your script. |
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11.2 | 113 | [[image:FillObjectCode1.0.png]] |
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32.1 | 123 | You have to place this position visually on the left side of your object, which you want to fill. The needle is going to move to the right till it touches your object. |
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13.1 | 142 | **5. **Check the bricks, if it still doesn’t work. |
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32.1 | 144 | **Here is a cute example to see what's possible:** |
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