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Robert Ingemarsson  One of the things I enyoy most with the Kniterate is outsmarting the compilers errors...   I have also made past attempts at holeless increases, including hand manipulation, whi...

Here are a few lace examples, again selected mostly from books for hand knitters.  Generally the knitting is done on the front bed, and the pattern is made by selectively transferring stitches to t...

Hello!  I dream of creating knitwear on the Kniterate, but given my lack of experience, I am holding out for some templates to get me started.  But while I patiently await new developments with the...

@OJ By transition row, I was referring to the row with a single stitch dividing the knit zone (inside the heart) from the tuck zone (outside the heart) - the ones where I put red arrows for carriag...

OJ I forgot to answer your question about whether you could make that transition row with a single tuck stitch rather than a single knit stitch.  This is a good question and I can't remember if I t...

OJ The rows you starred in green are red yarn rows in the photo, seen in yellow in Pattern view.  Because these rows use a different feeder than the other rows (white yarn), the compiler has some i...

Thanks, and good points!  The reason I came to the forum for help is that I was reluctant to edit the kcode by trial and error for fear of damage, especially because i don't understand some aspects...

Another question would be is whether the problem is yarn breakage or dropped stitches?   Also, another suggestion would be to set the machine speed to a low value (<100?) for those few rows where t...

Thanks, Tim!  And yes, I'll let Gerard Rubio know about this as well. And thanks for offering to suggest an edit.  i see there is a forum feature for including code in a post.  Is it okay to put th...

Hi Cadenzaclothes, I just wanted to chime in and encourage you to hang in there with the software.  Keep in mind that this is an alpha version of the code, and the Kniterate software team is hard a...