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3 years ago PlantLily contributed a bunch to this recently. So now make-stitch has a precompiled windows release version that lets you edit and create your own stitches pretty much out of the gate without any downloading etc.
https://github.com/EmbroidePy/MaKe-stitch/releases
It still might need something to make the length adjustments work since the file type has a built in lookup table.
https://github.com/inkstitch/pyembroidery/issues/61
@taylorsamy @zmeutz @PlantLily @lexelby
Yes, the stitch format was completed. The issue there doesn't include some of Mark and my conversion over email. But it was fully solved by about Aug 10 2018. Much thanks to the Mark who sent me a lot of highly manipulated files and images of that the machine was doing when I manipulated the files. I was permabanned for constructive criticism of Lex's code around the August 12th 2018 ( #1 ) or so.
Does any software convert PES to PMV, yes. Modern pyembroidery can easily run that as
EmbPattern('mystitch.pes').write('mystitch.pmv')For pmu specifically I'd need to get copies of the of some pmu files.
You silly goose. It was solved on the 10th, and I wasn't permabanned until the 12th. The file has been sitting in the inkstitch repository for 2 years. No amount of divergence makes the version on inkstitch not work perfectly fine. https://github.com/inkstitch/pyembroidery/blob/master/pyembroidery/PmvWriter.py
Most changes are pretty minor and corrective. Odds are good any file could just be moved over and it would work. Mostly pyembroidery just has some bug fixes, some easier to use 'versions' code, functionally correct needles methods, correct matrices, and a bunch more formats like .xxx and .col and reading things like .hus.
I asked Mark to maybe go back and tag you to update it. But, he likely didn't need such things because I wrote a quicky method of producing the files with basic gui. Since I started coding those up around that time.
https://github.com/EmbroidePy/MaKe-stitch