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How to make my own .BX files?

• If you are a professional digitizer currently selling stitch-file based fonts, they’d love to hear from you. They have a free tool based on their AlphaTricks product for you and your customers will love having the ease of use that the .BX installer provides for fonts. Just send in all the normal business contact information so they can get started helping you join the fastest-growing movement in the embroidery world.

• If you want to create high-value, scalable, object-based BX fonts, all users of their StitchArtist 3 digitizing software now have free tools to create and publish their own object-based fonts with BX installers. 

• If you are a collector of lettering embroidery designs and want to use those design sets as easily as typing, please see their AlphaTricks product pages and videos – you will love it. 

How to get my fonts (and other libraries) into my new computer?

Install the latest version of the Embrilliance platform onto your new computer and add your serial numbers. They have added a function in the Edit menu called Open Library Folder that brings you to the location of your installed program data. You will need to copy the contents of these folders from your old computer to your new computer using a USB thumb drive or a cloud drive. 

How could I see the right colors if the color is odd?

Most embroidery formats do not support color, or support only a limited set of colors. In short, you cannot colorize a file perfectly in some formats like .jef and not at all in .dst or .exp. That’s why you save in the working file (.be) which can save your colors. When you buy things from commercial sources like emblibrary.com they are often not colorized files. You have to colorize them if you want to see accurate colors on screen.

What am I missing when I check the file-type boxes in Thumbnailer and accept them, nothing else happens?

It is not supposed to ‘do’ anything else- the thumbnails will appear automatically. You are done with the work; now the fun begins. Open a folder with designs using your computer’s OS: Windows File Explorer or Mac Finder. Don’t double-click on any files unless you have software to open them – Thumbnailer does not ‘Open’ files. Because pictures in emails sometimes show up in unexpected places, and a picture is worth a thousand words, please look at their forum. There they have set up a simple step-by-step with some screen shots.