Chroma is designed to allow both the novice and experienced digitizer to create even the most intricate designs with ease and speed. For beginners, Chroma can be used to automate the digitizing process, essentially eliminating the learning curve. For the advanced, the software's built-in styles, customization of tools and hotkeys speed up the lengthy digitizing process.
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She's not a good teacher. She doesn't explain what and why she clicks on something and she goes to fast. We are trying to learn so help us by explaining why you doing what you doing so we can get an understanding
Absolutely! When you've got your font tool selected, head over to the font settings on the right-hand side. There, you can tweak the size, pick a font, and do more. Keep an eye out for the "TT" checkbox. Once you've made sure it's checked, you'll see your computer's fonts listed in the font dropdown menu.
Where are the 'beginner" tutorials??? This goes too fast.... as if the user already knows what she is doing.... NOT GOOD FOR NEWBIES. Sorry, I'll keep looking....
What about the spots where you can adjust numbers on that screen? When and ever do you adjust those? Also, sometimes you could see a tiny bit of white through areas of the stitching- being new, is that just the software view- and it’ll print fine, or is there where adding stitches changing those settings etc come into play?
