Just select the fill box in the right hands box after selecting your stone size. I'm sure others will also add to this thread, which will no doubt turn into a great resource for all.Ĭlick to expand.To fill a letter in Winpcsign unless you want to change the fill style, you do not have to go thru all that, I have to run out for the evening, but will check back in tomorrow to see what other questions you have. It may take some adjustment after vectorization to have an image that can be output to your cutter cleanly, but it could save time in some cases than having to do the alternative, which is to create a design completely from scratch in vector format.įor rhinestone design, you will need to have your graphics in vector format, so that the software has those vector lines that it can use to lay down the rhinestone outlines and/or fills.Īfter reading the article I linked to, for the graphics you have that you want to turn into rhinestone designs, do you know which format you have now, raster or vector? Vectorization interprets the bitmap image and tries its best at producing a vector image equivalent. If a graphic you would like to use is in raster or bitmap format, you can import that image into WinPCSIGN and do what is called "vectorization".
So any text you create or image you draw in WinPCSIGN will be in vector format. Here is a link that explains a little about the difference between raster (bitmap) and vector images:įor cutting, you need to be using vector images.
Having a new cutter and software can be a bit of a learning curve, but this forum is great with many knowledgeable people who use this software and even have your same cutter.
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