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  • Machi on body

    Type of connection between body and sleeve. Machi type with Machi on either the body side or sleeve side.

  • Machi on body and sleeve

    Knitting with “Machi” on both body and sleeves.

  • Machi on body and sleeve C+D

    One type of connection between body and sleeves. The sleeves are gradually moved closer to the body, and extra knitting is performed to knit the connecting part.

  • Macro function

    A function that registers operation procedures in a list and automates the selection of icons.

  • Main roller

    A device that rotates and lowers the knitted fabric by pinching it between the front and back rollers. Installed under the sub roller, on the side of the fabric cast off.

  • Main yarn

    Yarn that comes out mainly on the front side in the plating pattern. Used in contrast to plating yarn.

  • Mapping

    To put fabric images on a model image.

  • Marking

    The work of placing the pattern in the window inside the fabric and determining the layout at the time of cutting.

    * alias: nest

  • Masking

    A function that prevents drawing in the [Mask color] part.

  • Maximum knitting width

    Maximum knittable width.

  • Measurement input

    A function to create patterns of knitwear by selecting items (pullover, sleeveless, bottom) and styles (set-in, raglan, etc.) from the SDS-ONE APEX series pattern database and inputting the measurement for each part.

  • Melange

    A type of yarn made by mixing two or more colors. Dye bundled material fibers to get irregular coloring.

  • Mesh

    Wire-shaped object to set area for putting material images. By changing the mesh shape, the material image can be distorted.

  • Mesh pattern

    A move pattern having holes by moving loops.

  • Metalness map

    One of the texture maps which indicates the reflection rate of metal. When its value is higher, the more metaless is seen, when its value is lower, the less metalness is seen.

  • Mini tension disk

    Accessories for side tension devices. A part that adjusts the yarn route.

  • Miss

    Knitting where needles are not selected and only yarn is supplied.

  • Mix color

    Mix multiple colors of yarn to make a specific area of pattern.

  • Moire

    A stripe pattern that is visually generated when multiple repeated patterns are superimposed due to the displacement of the periodicity.

  • Mondrian

    A geometric pattern based on rectangles divided by vertical and horizontal straight lines. Red, blue, yellow, and black straight lines are often used on a white background.