Open tatarize opened 5 years ago
and the one file was U00 rather than U01 do you have any idea what this means?
If I recall correctly, the U00 files are post machine edited.
As far as I'm concerned that has something to do with the machine having edited them and a way of distinguishing edited from the unedited (U01).
I'm sure there is more to it then that, that's just from my layman's perspective.
I heard about U02 files, so I'm not sure... but I think they are all the same thing. Not sure how to set that in pyembroidery without breaking things. Adding (".u00", "u01", ".u02") as ext is a breaking change that would actually cause requirements for code changes.
Starting to figure out the Teach info. Might have some test files sometime soon. Though I won't really know what they do. Which seems weird.
@wwderw Do you have a .u01 file with any sequin commands in it. I don't know any software that can make them but I know for a fact that the format has commands S0, S1, and SJ in it. I'd just need any file with these commands (.dst won't cut it, nothing can convert them into .u01 with sequins). Literally any .u?? with sequins, and I'll have the command numbers.
Also, could be done for SLOW and FAST.