Thanks so much! I just got the QCT5 and I was wondering how to do this. I used to work in cybersecurity for the USAF and I felt right at home listening to your tech language. :) You sound like you work on a software development team or in an IT department somewhere. Thanks again!
You guys are AWESOME!!! I have learned so much from you two!! Thank you thank you for the great instructions, very easy to understand! I will definitely tell people about you! All the instructions and tutorials are fantastic!!! Walking me through each step is AmAzInG ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with this beginner!
I have a on line account embroidery designs . I have some quilting stippling and motifs and designs . can they be used with the qct4 imported and used in the single pattern file . Or do I have to import from other companies. I have a very large inventory of designs. 🙏 please let me know . Thanks
I just read this at the Grace website www.graceframe.com/en/automation/qct/specs#tablets: "Already have your own collection of digital patterns? The following file types can be opened by any version of QCT4 and some versions will also allow you to export or batch import any of these file types. " DXF CMD CQP HQF QLI TAP TXT XY SSD Qdata
Hi Susan...very good question. When I made that video, I just chose one of the 2 QLI files at random, likely the one with the name that was similar to the names of the rest of the files. (FYI: It is rare to have 2 QLI files in the same ZIP folder.) I just now went back to check, and it turns out that the contents of the two QLI files in that folder were EXACTLY the same, so no matter which one I picked, I would have been just fine. If you come across a folder with multiple ZIP files, and you are not sure which one to choose, just do what I did and pick a random one as well. If QCT correctly converts your selected QLI to a GPF, and the end result looks like what you expected, then you are all set. Otherwise, you can pick the other one and see what happens with it (although I personally would be very shocked if multiple QLIs in a folder would produce different results for the same pattern). Of course, you can always go back to the company from whom you purchased the pattern to get their guidance on which QLI to choose. Hope this helps!
This may be helpful....it's from the Facebook page of Quiltmagine facebook.com/pg/Quiltmagine-665464126896099/posts/?ref=page_internal Quiltmagine January 15 · Importing Patterns is easier in QM Update I think you will like the easier method for importing patterns in the updated QM. You will still find the Import button by opening Plug-ins on either the Select & Sew or Pantograph screen. The button is now called Batch Import because instead of importing patterns one at a time, you can select multiple patterns to import, ie. "batch." Tapping on Batch Import the screen that opens looks like other windows used to open pattern files. At the bottom of the screen is a list of all of the file types that QM recognizes. What is easier now is that you don't need to filter file types, QM not only will pull the files that could be imported and display them on the screen but automatically convert the file to a .GPF file keeping the file name when they are imported. Procedure: (1) Browse to the location in your computer or tablet by tapping on the New Drive button (top left). (2) Find the pattern folder you want to import and open in. QM will filter the folder displaying file extensions that can be imported. (3) At the bottom of the screen are two buttons on the left, Multi and All/None. Select the Multi button first, then the All/None, or click on the patterns you want to highlight. (4) Once all files are selected that you want to import, select the Import button (bottom right) On the screen you will see some text as QM works to import the patterns. The imported patterns will be found in the Patterns directory (Patterns tab) in a folder named Batch. Each pattern will retain its original file name along with the original file format, but be saved in .GPF and ready to use in QM. Patterns can be moved from the Batch folder to another more appropriately named folder by using the Copy and Paste feature at the bottom of the pattern file screen. Again, by selecting Multi several patterns can be copied and pasted at the same time saving time. Once copied to another folder, the patterns in the Batch folder can be deleted. Double check to make sure they were placed in another folder first before deleting them in Batch. If you clean out the Batch folder each time, then it is easier the next time you Import patterns.
Thanks so much! I just got the QCT5 and I was wondering how to do this. I used to work in cybersecurity for the USAF and I felt right at home listening to your tech language. :) You sound like you work on a software development team or in an IT department somewhere. Thanks again!
Guilty as charged 😎😎😎
This has been extremely helpful! I love all of your tutorials! For me a picture is worth a thousand words!
You and your wife are fantastic, sharing your knowledge with easy to follow videos with detailed information and tips. Thank you so much.
You are so easy to understand. Excellent educator
You do such a great job of slowly explaining steps! Thanks for the info, and I really appreciate the way you have your files organized!
You guys are AWESOME!!! I have learned so much from you two!! Thank you thank you for the great instructions, very easy to understand! I will definitely tell people about you! All the instructions and tutorials are fantastic!!! Walking me through each step is AmAzInG ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with this beginner!
Thank you for those kind words. We are glad our videos have been helpful. 😊
Thank you. That was so informational. Best how to video ! I have watched other videos and they don’t explain in depth like this one.
Awesome!! Your video tutorials help me so much!! I am now ready to add my designs to my QCT!! Thank you!!!
You're certainly on a roll!
awesome. I just bought this program and your tutorials really help. Keep them coming. Thank you.
Here I am again, watching it for help. Thank you again.
The last 15 minutes are the meat and potatoes of the video! Again, I had to watch it. I think this makes about 5 times.
This is a great lesson. Thank you for doing it for us.
Great video! Your video helped me so much!
Glad it helped Lisa!
Awesome, thank you for your explanation of this I have done it and it worked!
Very informative. Thank you!
Great Video! Thanks!
Very helpful! Thank you.
Thank you for this video it helps me understand what Im doing
I'm glad you found this helpful, Jeanne.
Thank you! Love love love this video.
Glad you found this helpful, Tina.
Thank you! This was very helpful.
Happy to hear you found this useful, Judy.
Fabulous!
Thank you
Thank you!
Really good video. Thank you. Can you purchase designs to import into QCT4 beginners version?
Thank you. Yes, this video was made using the Beginnings version.
Excellent
Thanks Rusty.
I just want to know how to delete file folders that are empty and that aren't empty. I made file folders and put them in the wrong place.
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I have a on line account embroidery designs . I have some quilting stippling and motifs and designs . can they be used with the qct4 imported and used in the single pattern file . Or do I have to import from other companies. I have a very large inventory of designs. 🙏 please let me know . Thanks
Hi Terry. I recommend taking this question to Grace. I have no idea how to answer this. Sorry...Doug
I think you can use Inkscape
I just read this at the Grace website
www.graceframe.com/en/automation/qct/specs#tablets:
"Already have your own collection of digital patterns? The following file types can be opened by any version of QCT4 and some versions will also allow you to export or batch import any of these file types.
"
DXF CMD CQP HQF QLI TAP TXT XY SSD Qdata
There were 2 files that had the extension 'QLI in the folder. How do you know which one to use? Why did you pick the one you did and not the other?
Hi Susan...very good question. When I made that video, I just chose one of the 2 QLI files at random, likely the one with the name that was similar to the names of the rest of the files. (FYI: It is rare to have 2 QLI files in the same ZIP folder.) I just now went back to check, and it turns out that the contents of the two QLI files in that folder were EXACTLY the same, so no matter which one I picked, I would have been just fine. If you come across a folder with multiple ZIP files, and you are not sure which one to choose, just do what I did and pick a random one as well. If QCT correctly converts your selected QLI to a GPF, and the end result looks like what you expected, then you are all set. Otherwise, you can pick the other one and see what happens with it (although I personally would be very shocked if multiple QLIs in a folder would produce different results for the same pattern). Of course, you can always go back to the company from whom you purchased the pattern to get their guidance on which QLI to choose. Hope this helps!
What happen if you can find qli and pattern says it for it
Hi Monika...I'm afraid I do not understand your question.
@@dfgeorge when go to download it i can't find qli for block rocket
Can you do this on the computer that is on the long arm or different computer and download to file to transfer
Yes, you can dowload the pattern on a different computer and transfer it to the tablet with the longarm.
I am looking for direction on batch downloading designs.
This may be helpful....it's from the Facebook page of Quiltmagine
facebook.com/pg/Quiltmagine-665464126896099/posts/?ref=page_internal
Quiltmagine
January 15 ·
Importing Patterns is easier in QM Update
I think you will like the easier method for importing patterns in the updated QM. You will still find the Import button by opening Plug-ins on either the Select & Sew or Pantograph screen. The button is now called Batch Import because instead of importing patterns one at a time, you can select multiple patterns to import, ie. "batch."
Tapping on Batch Import the screen that opens looks like other windows used to open pattern files. At the bottom of the screen is a list of all of the file types that QM recognizes. What is easier now is that you don't need to filter file types, QM not only will pull the files that could be imported and display them on the screen but automatically convert the file to a .GPF file keeping the file name when they are imported.
Procedure: (1) Browse to the location in your computer or tablet by tapping on the New Drive button (top left). (2) Find the pattern folder you want to import and open in. QM will filter the folder displaying file extensions that can be imported. (3) At the bottom of the screen are two buttons on the left, Multi and All/None. Select the Multi button first, then the All/None, or click on the patterns you want to highlight. (4) Once all files are selected that you want to import, select the Import button (bottom right)
On the screen you will see some text as QM works to import the patterns. The imported patterns will be found in the Patterns directory (Patterns tab) in a folder named Batch. Each pattern will retain its original file name along with the original file format, but be saved in .GPF and ready to use in QM.
Patterns can be moved from the Batch folder to another more appropriately named folder by using the Copy and Paste feature at the bottom of the pattern file screen. Again, by selecting Multi several patterns can be copied and pasted at the same time saving time. Once copied to another folder, the patterns in the Batch folder can be deleted. Double check to make sure they were placed in another folder first before deleting them in Batch. If you clean out the Batch folder each time, then it is easier the next time you Import patterns.
Batch Import Tutorial.pdf
facebook.com/groups/QuiltersCreativeTouch/files/
Very helpful, thank you!