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Hi Xiaoxiao (Catherine) Ding , be sure you've renamed your kcode file as “command.kc”. If your computer is set to hide file extensions, you might be inadvertently renaming it “command.kc.kc”. (In t...

Lila Rousselet I had to upgrade from DAK8. DAK9 has the Export to Kniterate option. Also you need to choose Kniterate in Method of Knitting. That choice wasn't available in DAK8.

It's difficult to help without knowing the weight of your yarn and your settings. Since the yarn is breaking intermittently, including when you unravel, I'm guessing that the yarn isn't strong enou...

Marco Meijer  You can edit the values in the columns by adding a Free Edit layer to the command stack. You can do this quickly by clicking on the “Introduce a free edit” button in left hand side to...

Christine The error usually means that the knitting is coming out of the machine unevenly because the yarn end has been left in the clamp or for some other reason. If the yarn isn't in the clamp, t...

Christine Apparently I was experimenting with roll and stitch size on the double knitting. Both settings worked. The buck file for this stitch pattern is actually in DwK Session 1 Bonus (last secti...

Thanks bahi 88. Cast on for full needle rib. After about 4 rows on the front only, knit 1 row on the rear. Repeat 2 or 3 times. Transfer all to rear bed and knit a few rows on the rear bed. Then st...

Laurence Answering your last question, 0 = left to right; 1 = right to left; 2 = any direction.

Ole Johan Aanestad What beautiful designs! And what an interesting fix for your bind off.  I'm guessing that because your yarn is very thin it was difficult binding off on a 7gg machine. If I'm und...

@Laurence The roll distance for your first row of transfers is high. Also it's best to reduce the roll before the transfers begin. What weight yarn are you using? Generally speaking, I use a stitch...