Janome DigitizerPro Instruction Book page 83

Enter
4 Press to finish.
The size and layout settings you select become the
current Motif Fill settings.
Making custom motifs
The Make Motif function lets you save your own
motifs for future use. Motifs may be saved to
different files or 'motif sets'.
Saving motifs
Any embroidery object can be saved as a motif for
future use.
To save a motif
1 Select the embroidery object you want to save as a
motif.
2 Select Embroidery > Make Motif.
3 The Make Motif dialog opens.
4 Select a Motif Set from the list.
5 If you want to automatically remove machine functions
from the motif, select the Remove Functions
checkbox.
Change row
spacing
Change offset
JANOME Embroidery Software Instruction Book
Chapter 10 Embroidery Stamps and Motifs
For example, if your sample contains color changes
which you do not require in the actual motif, select this
checkbox.
6 Click OK.
7 Click to mark two reference points for the motif. These
determine the default motif orientation in motif runs and
fills. Reference points also determine the spacing
between each motif.
Ref point 1
8 Reference point 1 becomes the anchor point in the final
motif. Reference point 2 becomes the rotation point.
9 Click OK. The motif is ready to use.
Creating motif sets
The Make Motif function lets you create your own
'motif sets' to organize and classify your motifs.
To create a motif set
1 Select the embroidery object you want to save as a
motif.
2 Select Embroidery > Make Motif.
The Make Motif dialog opens.
New
3 Click .
The New Motif Set dialog opens.
4 Enter a name for the new motif set and click OK. The
Motif Set is ready for use.
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