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last_modified_at: 2024-06-09
toc: true
---
## Use The GitHub Website To Work on Ink/Stitch
## Use the GitHub Website to Work on Ink/Stitch
* Create a branch
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<https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request#creating-the-pull-request>
## Create A New Branch And Upload Changes With Git
## Create a New Branch and Upload Changes with Git
* **Clone repository**
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Ink/Stitch will now build a development release which can be found in <https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/releases> (in approx. 25 minutes).
When you are satisfied with the results, make a pull request (see above).
## Update the Local Ink/Stitch Copy with Changes from Upstream
To update the local copy, simply use
```
git pull
```
This will pull in the changes from upstream for the currently used branch

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last_modified_at: 2024-06-10
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---
## Use The GitHub Website To Work on Ink/Stitch
## Use the GitHub Website to Work on Ink/Stitch
* Create a branch
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<https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request#creating-the-pull-request>
## Create A New Branch And Upload Changes With Git
## Create a New Branch and Upload Changes with Git
* **Clone repository**
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Ink/Stitch will now build a development release which can be found in <https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/releases> (in approx. 25 minutes).
When you are satisfied with the results, make a pull request (see above).
## Update the Local Ink/Stitch Copy with Changes from Upstream
To update the local copy, simply use
```
git pull
```
This will pull in the changes from upstream for the currently used branch

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last_modified_at: 2024-06-09
toc: true
---
## Use The GitHub Website To Work on Ink/Stitch
## Use the GitHub Website to Work on Ink/Stitch
* Create a branch
@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ toc: true
<https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/proposing-changes-to-your-work-with-pull-requests/creating-a-pull-request#creating-the-pull-request>
## Create A New Branch And Upload Changes With Git
## Create a New Branch and Upload Changes with Git
* **Clone repository**
@ -98,3 +98,13 @@ toc: true
Ink/Stitch will now build a development release which can be found in <https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/releases> (in approx. 25 minutes).
When you are satisfied with the results, make a pull request (see above).
## Update the Local Ink/Stitch Copy with Changes from Upstream
To update the local copy, simply use
```
git pull
```
This will pull in the changes from upstream for the currently used branch

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* <i class="fab fa-apple"></i> [macOS](/de/docs/install-macos/)
* <i class="fab fa-windows"></i> [Windows](/de/docs/install-windows/)
## Probleme bei der Handhabung
## Couldn't save embrodiery file
### Ich kann den Nullpunkt nicht mit Hilfe von Hilfslinien festlegen!
### Too many color changes
Die Methode für den Nullpunkt (0,0) Hilfslinien zu verwenden ist **veraltet**.
The brother file formats pec and pes are not able to save files with more than 255 color changes - and they are right.
It would be a pain to embroidery these designs. Just imagine, that you'll have to change thread all time!
Nutze stattdessen [**visuelle Befehle**](/de/docs/commands]:
* Öffne `Erweiterungen > Ink/Stitch > Befehle > Befehle hinzufügen …` und wähle `Nullpunkt`
* Platziere das Symbol ![origin](/assets/images/docs/visual-commands-origin.jpg) an der gewünschten Stelle.
This means, if you are working with pes or not, it will make a lot of sense to revisit your design and see, how you can reorganize and simplify it.
### Ich erhalte Fehlermeldungen!
**Fill and Stroke color**
Many color changes can result from elements that are seemingly just one color. But if they have a fill and a stroke color.
Let's take an example. Ten elements have a blue fill and a red stroke. Ink/Stitch will stitch for the first element first blue and then red,
then it starts again with a blue will for the second element. We will end up with 19 color changes for the ten elements.
If you need both - meaning a fill with an outline - group the elements and duplicate the group. For the first group set the stroke color to none, for the second group
remove the fill. In our example you now have 1 color changes, compared to 19.
**Group colors as much as possible**
Make sure to chose the right order of elements. When possible, group elements with the same color together. Sometimes it won't be possible.
Some elements have to go on top of other elements or you'll need to stitch elements of different colors right after each other to prevent bad registration due to
the push and pull on the fabric during the stitch out.
More information about routing options should be placed in the tutorial section soon (hopefully).
**Simplify your design**
When we start out with the embroidery journey, the first thing most of us have to learn is, that not every design can be taken and embroirered out as is.
Embroidering on fabric implies many factors that a digitizer has to be aware of and it is a steep learning process and a lot of trial and error to finally be
able to stitch out the designs as they should be.
It is best to start with simple designs with just a few elements.
Learn about available [stitch types](/docs/stitch-library/) and stitch routing methods to avoid as many jump stitches as possible.
## Ich erhalte Fehlermeldungen!
Schau dir einmal unsere [Übersicht über Fehlermeldungen](/de/docs/error-messages). Vielleicht gibt es dort bereits hilfreiche Informationen.
Sollte die Meldung nicht dort auftauchen oder die Information nicht hilfreich sein, kannst du uns gerne eine Nachricht auf [GitHub](https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/issues) hinterlassen. Wir sind für jeden Hinweis dankbar, denn nur so, können wir Ink/Stitch weiter verbessern.

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---
title: "F.A.Q."
permalink: /docs/faq/
last_modified_at: 2020-12-17
last_modified_at: 2024-06-11
toc: true
---
## Contact us on GitHub
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* [Facebook (french)](https://www.facebook.com/groups/inkstitchfrance/) - Recommended, even if you do not speak French
* [Facebook (german)](https://www.facebook.com/groups/inkstitchdeutsch/)
## Common Issues
## Issues during Installation
### Issues during Installation
Please read installation instructions for your operating system. You will find a troubleshoot section below the description.
Please read installation instructions for your operating system.
You will find a troubleshoot section below the description for each of them.
* <i class="fab fa-linux"></i> [Linux](/docs/install-linux/)
* <i class="fab fa-apple"></i> [macOS](/docs/install-macos/)
* <i class="fab fa-windows"></i> [Windows](/docs/install-windows/)
### Receiving Error Messages
## Couldn't save embrodiery file
### Too many color changes
The brother file formats pec and pes are not able to save files with more than 255 color changes - and they are right.
It would be a pain to embroidery these designs. Just imagine, that you'll have to change thread all time!
This means, if you are working with pes or not, it will make a lot of sense to revisit your design and see, how you can reorganize and simplify it.
**Fill and Stroke color**
Many color changes can result from elements that are seemingly just one color. But if they have a fill and a stroke color.
Let's take an example. Ten elements have a blue fill and a red stroke. Ink/Stitch will stitch for the first element first blue and then red,
then it starts again with a blue will for the second element. We will end up with 19 color changes for the ten elements.
If you need both - meaning a fill with an outline - group the elements and duplicate the group. For the first group set the stroke color to none, for the second group
remove the fill. In our example you now have 1 color changes, compared to 19.
**Group colors as much as possible**
Make sure to chose the right order of elements. When possible, group elements with the same color together. Sometimes it won't be possible.
Some elements have to go on top of other elements or you'll need to stitch elements of different colors right after each other to prevent bad registration due to
the push and pull on the fabric during the stitch out.
More information about routing options should be placed in the tutorial section soon (hopefully).
**Simplify your design**
When we start out with the embroidery journey, the first thing most of us have to learn is, that not every design can be taken and embroirered out as is.
Embroidering on fabric implies many factors that a digitizer has to be aware of and it is a steep learning process and a lot of trial and error to finally be
able to stitch out the designs as they should be.
It is best to start with simple designs with just a few elements.
Learn about available [stitch types](/docs/stitch-library/) and stitch routing methods to avoid as many jump stitches as possible.
## Error Messages
Search through the [error messages](/docs/error-messages) and see if the description has useful information for you. If the message is not listed or the answer is not suffient to you, please contact us by filing an issue on [GitHub](https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/issues). We are grateful for any report in this matter, because it will help Ink/Stitch to become better.

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* <i class="fab fa-apple"></i> [macOS](/fr/docs/install-macos/)
* <i class="fab fa-windows"></i> [Windows](/fr/docs/install-windows/)
## Problèmes à l'utiisation d'Ink/Stitch
## Couldn't save embrodiery file
### Ligne de guide Origine ne fonctionne pas!
### Too many color changes
La méthode avec les lignes de guide pour définir lorigine (0,0) est : **dépréciée**.
The brother file formats pec and pes are not able to save files with more than 255 color changes - and they are right.
It would be a pain to embroidery these designs. Just imagine, that you'll have to change thread all time!
Utiliser plutôt les [**commandes visuelles**](/fr/docs/commands):
* Aller à `Extensions > Ink/Stitch > Commandes > Ajouter des Commandes …` and choose `Origine`
* Placer le symbole ![origine](/assets/images/docs/visual-commands-origin.jpg) où vous souhaitez avoir l'origine.
This means, if you are working with pes or not, it will make a lot of sense to revisit your design and see, how you can reorganize and simplify it.
### Vous avez des messages d'erreur
**Fill and Stroke color**
Many color changes can result from elements that are seemingly just one color. But if they have a fill and a stroke color.
Let's take an example. Ten elements have a blue fill and a red stroke. Ink/Stitch will stitch for the first element first blue and then red,
then it starts again with a blue will for the second element. We will end up with 19 color changes for the ten elements.
If you need both - meaning a fill with an outline - group the elements and duplicate the group. For the first group set the stroke color to none, for the second group
remove the fill. In our example you now have 1 color changes, compared to 19.
**Group colors as much as possible**
Make sure to chose the right order of elements. When possible, group elements with the same color together. Sometimes it won't be possible.
Some elements have to go on top of other elements or you'll need to stitch elements of different colors right after each other to prevent bad registration due to
the push and pull on the fabric during the stitch out.
More information about routing options should be placed in the tutorial section soon (hopefully).
**Simplify your design**
When we start out with the embroidery journey, the first thing most of us have to learn is, that not every design can be taken and embroirered out as is.
Embroidering on fabric implies many factors that a digitizer has to be aware of and it is a steep learning process and a lot of trial and error to finally be
able to stitch out the designs as they should be.
It is best to start with simple designs with just a few elements.
Learn about available [stitch types](/docs/stitch-library/) and stitch routing methods to avoid as many jump stitches as possible.
## Vous avez des messages d'erreur
Chercher dans les [messages d'erreur](/fr/docs/error-messages) et voir si la description contient des informations utiles pour vous. Si le message ne figure pas dans la liste ou si la réponse ne vous suffit pas, veuillez nous contacter en déposant un message sur [GitHub](https://github.com/inkstitch/inkstitch/issues). Nous sommes reconnaissants pour tout rapport de ce genre qui aidera Ink/Stitch à s'amèliorer