- •Complex of the lectures
- •Cc saprgpli 3303– sapr Grafis of products of light industry
- •Basic rules for working with Grafis
- •1.1 Important rules for work with Grafis
- •1.2 Starting Grafis
- •1.3 Calling basic blocks
- •1.4 Quit Grafis
- •1.5 Work with measurement charts
- •2.1 Basic blocks and size table
- •2.2 Grading
- •2.3 Adjust interactive construction
- •2.4 Alter the screen display
- •Grading. Screen work
- •2.5 Extracting pieces
- •2.6 Stack
- •2.7 Moving parts
- •Create and alter perimeter
- •3.1The Grafis data structure
- •3.2 The construction record
- •Indication of record steps, test run
- •3.3 Geometrical basics
- •3 .4 Deleting objects
- •3 .5 Parallels
- •3.6 Corners
- •Easy line functions
- •4.1 Linking lines
- •4.2 Raster
- •4.3 Lengthening and shortening lines
- •4.4 Cut and separate lines
- •Point, line and direction construction.
- •5.4 Line with direction constructions
- •5.5 Circle arcs
- •5.6 Rectangles
- •Measurements and annotation.
- •6.1The measure menu
- •6 .2 Finished measurements
- •6.3 Set and edit text
- •6.4 Set symbols
- •6.5 Attributes
- •6.5 Hatching
- •Interacrtive constructions. Pattern output.
- •7.1 Adjust interactive constructions
- •7.2 Pattern output.
- •Darts and pleats.
- •8.1 Relocate darts
- •8.2 Shorten dart
- •8.3 Hoods on darts and pleats
- •8.4 Pinch with new dart
- •8.5 Spread for pleats, pivot open and close
- •Curve construction and manipulation.
- •9.1 Curve menu
- •9.2 Construction of curves
- •Transformation.
- •1 0.1 The transformation menu
- •10.2 Insert with transformation
- •The construction parameter X value.
- •11.1 The X values
- •11.2 The X value reference
- •The construction parameters g and z values.
- •12.1 The g values
- •12.2 The z values
- •Part organization.
- •13.1 Part organization
- •13.2 Hereditary automatic
- •13.3 Modifying mother parts
- •X values
- •Pattern making software for the fashion industry
- •14.1 Classifiсаtion of Categories of The Fashion Design cad/cam Software
- •14. 2 Main features of popular softwares
- •14. 3 The Competitive Advantages of cad-plm Integration
- •1) Minimize Errors
- •2) Improve Collaboration
- •3) Generate Accurate Costing Estimates
- •4) Uphold Quality
7.2 Pattern output.
Clipboard
G
rafis
supports the Windows clipboard for processing patterns in other
Windows applications. The function Copy
(clipboard)
in the Edit
pull-down menu copies the visible contents of the Grafis screen to
the clipboard. The contents of the clipboard can be inserted into
other Windows applications such as Word, Paint or Excel to create
further material about the style or teaching material for example.
Grade a basic block in 5 sizes, centre with <F6> and copy the graded nest to the clipboard via Edit | Copy (clipboard). Now start a different Windows application (e.g. Paint) and insert the contents of the clipboard into this application. Process the graded nest by changing the line colour, fill in the shapes or add annotation for example.
Output to plotter/printer
Output of patterns to plotters (drawing devices) or printers ensues via the Plot/Print menu. A special feature of the pattern output function in Grafis is the automatic wrap. It allows for quick output of full size patterns to small scale printers by dividing the pat-tern into partial pictures which can be joined subsequently.
The Plot/Print menu is opened via the
File | Plot/ Print... pull-down menu or from the toolbox.
Preparation of plot picture
Set up or change the plot-ter/printer (plotter type, paper format,...)
Click format position centred and press <F6> to get an overview
Adjust the following settings:
portrait or landscape
plot scale with enlargement
activate the automatic wrap
position the plot frame with align/centre and/or dragging
Position the frame text
Output of plot picture
Click plot (plot picture is gener-ated internally)
Change plotter/printer
The selected output device is displayed under plot device. The extensions mean:
direct output to the parallel port LPT1 a file with control information for the output device is generated output to a device with Windows driver output to a device without Windows driver.
Further information about set up or changing a plotter/ printer can be found in the Grafis help function.
Output to file
Output to file is required if your plots:
are to be output onto a plotter not directly attached to your computer and not accessible via a network or
are to be transferred into a text or drawing software as HPGL files.
Plot to file is only possible for printer/plotters without windows driver. If the target for the plot device in the menu on the right is not yet displayed as “to File:”, open the Grafis – Plot file dialogue via plot device change. Select the plotter, click on Settings, activate the Edit button, set the option connected to to ”FILE” and accept the settings. To generate HPGL data select the HPGL-2 plotter.
If output to file is active, the control information is saved in one or more files (for automatic wrap). After initiating output, you are requested to enter a file name.
Grafis is not required for output of plot files to a plotter inland or abroad. It is important that the control information was generated especially for this plotter. For example, plot files generated with the “Algotex (to FILE)” setting can only be read by an Algotex plotter.
To transfer the file to the plotter click on Start | Run…and enter
copy C:\test.plt com2: in the Open dialogue.
C:\test.plt must be the complete path to the plot file including the name of the plot file. com2 must be the port to which the plotter is connected. The copy command cannot be used for output to USB ports.
Self assessment questions
What possible ways Grafis offer to print construction?
How Grafis file content can be inserted into other Windows applications?
How to output to plotter/printer?
How to change plotter/printer?
How to output to file?
Reference:
©Friedrich: Grafis – Textbook Part 1, Edition 2008, Chapter 13, 2-25 p.p., Chapter 3, 6-9p.p.
Lecture 8
