Open PatternAI

Every design, its machine’s own file.

Patterns has eight engines. Each takes the design Mathical 1.0 draws and writes the exact file its machine runs — a stitch file, a loom card, a knit program, a print-ready TIFF, a longarm path, a cut file, a schiffli program or a stone map — so nothing is redrawn on the way to the factory.

How it works

The same three steps, whichever engine you choose.

01

Set up.

Pick the technique, your machine and your fabric or yarn. The engine knows what that machine can make.

02

Design.

Describe it, bring your artwork or start from a trend. Mathical 1.0 draws it in your house’s look.

03

Get the file.

The engine writes the file in your machine’s own format, checked against that format before it leaves.

What each engine writes

With one machine from each catalogue, as an example.

Print

WritesRIP-ready TIFF and PDF/X-4, with spot channels and a job ticket

For exampleKornit Avalanche Hexa

Embroidery

WritesDST, PES, JEF, EXP and VP3, native to each machine

For exampleMulti-head, 15 needles

Weave

WritesJacquard cards, dobby lifting plans and WIF, with a loom setup sheet

For exampleJacquard, 12,288 hooks

Knit

WritesKnitout, Shima Seiki and Stoll programs for flat-bed and circular machines

For exampleStoll cms530

Quilt

WritesHQF, QLI, IQP, CQP, PAT, SSD and DXF

For exampleHandiquilter avante_18in

Pattern cut

WritesAAMA and ASTM DXF, HPGL and PLT, with grade rules

For exampleGerber GTxL

Schiffli

WritesSaurer, Hiraoka and Lässer programs

For exampleLasser MVD75

Embellish

WritesStone-setter DST and DXF, hotfix templates and karigar sheets

For exampleDisen DS-A201 Single-Head Double-Disc Rhinestone

Coming soon: see the garment worn before you cut it

Prompt in, file out.

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