Glossary(595)

A device that detects yarn breakage and adjusts yarn tension.

A device that sets the yarn feeding amount of the i-DSCS+DTC device by measuring the elasticity of the yarn.

A special woven fabric made by Terry weave machine. Usually used for towel.

A check pattern used for checking size, curve, and perspective of a mesh in the Mapping Editor.

Knitted fabric for checking loop size and texture.

Character information input in a pattern. Used for writing comments such as sewing instructions.

Woven fabrics and fibers. All types of fabrics.

The map information that gives the feel of a material on the surface of a 3D model.

Knitting is performed at several levels of loop length using the stitch adjustment data obtained by the loop routine. A sample for determining the appropriate [loop length] for the material.

The number of heddles used on a weaving machine.

A function which creates a pattern for knitting, and automatically fits it to a 3D model using a selected item (pullover, sleeveless, bottom, etc.) or style (set-in, raglan, etc.) from the SDS-ONE APEX series database.

An object used in 3D computer graphics. Some are called avatars in the shape of humans or mannequins, while others have other shapes.

3D data that consists of a 3D model, pattern data, and mapping materials in a single file. It sometimes indicates 3D model-only or 3D model+pattern data. The file extension is .SCTF.

Sewing information input to the pattern for 3D simulation.

A compatible data format used by Japanese apparel CAD manufacturers.

Mainly used for exchanging data with other CAD manufacturers in Japan.

Top tension equipment.

A mannequin without a head, legs, or arms. Sometimes called an industrial body.

Move the loop to the opposite needle bed.

Move the loops. Move the loops from the front needle bed to the back needle bed or from the back needle bed to the front needle bed.

In addition to knitting all needle jacquard, a basic pattern for the back stitch part is created. In this base pattern of the back stitch, you need to draw the color to transfer the loop of the front needle bed to the back needle bed before knitting the back stitch.